Statement on school meals from Argyll and Bute Council | Argyll and Bute Council(argyll-bute.gov.uk)
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Statement on school meals from Argyll and Bute Council | Argyll and Bute Council
http://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/news/2012/jun/statement-school-meals-argyll-and-bute-council
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Is the text in italics from an earlier version of the council's statement? The linked page seems to have language that is as supportive of the student's blog as is possible.
The story does have a revision date that's shortly after patio11's comment, so that seems quite likely.
The text of the original statement is here:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4115852
This is the version that patio11 is quoting.
After this, the shitstorm intensified, and the council leader appeared on Radio 4 to state that this would be reversed. Shortly after that, a version of the statement was put out that was pretty much the opposite of the original one.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4115852
This is the version that patio11 is quoting.
After this, the shitstorm intensified, and the council leader appeared on Radio 4 to state that this would be reversed. Shortly after that, a version of the statement was put out that was pretty much the opposite of the original one.
Normally a fair comment, except in this case the school was actually supportive, and it was council officials (unelected local government workers) who imposed the ban.
The leader of the council (Roddie McCuish - an elected politician) was interviewed on national radio and stated that he had just instructed senior officials to reverse the ban.
The leader of the council (Roddie McCuish - an elected politician) was interviewed on national radio and stated that he had just instructed senior officials to reverse the ban.
Schools: jobs programs which occasionally produce educated students as an industrial biproduct.