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December 17, 2012

Food in the north – not all curry and chicken parmos

Here in the north we spend less on food and drink than the English average as well as less on eating out, according to the latest Family Food Survey. And while people in the north east, north west, Yorkshire and … Continue reading →

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July 5, 2012

Join the take-away inspection investigation

Over on The Northerner blog today I launched the start of an investigation to reveal the full findings of the food premises rated zero duirng inspections over the past year. You can read the findings from the first two councils … Continue reading →

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Food in the north – not all curry and chicken parmos

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