They say there is no better way to understand the value of something than by taking it away.
And it is hard to imagine a more striking example of this maxim than the debates over school meals that have been simmering away in recent weeks.
Deborah McMillan argues that governments have for too long tuned out to the issue of child poverty. Here, she makes the case for making a consolidated effort to eradicate the ‘cancer’ of poverty once and for all – before it is too late.
They say there is no better way to understand the value of something than by taking it away.
And it is hard to imagine a more striking example of this maxim than the debates over school meals that have been simmering away in recent weeks.