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Breakfast Daze

Report of the Scottish Community Diet Project’s seminar on breakfast clubs held on 4 August 1999 in Glasgow.

Publisher: Community Food and Health (Scotland) | Publication categories: Children and young people, Retailing and catering | Related topics: affordability, breakfast clubs, children, choice, diet and nutrition, funding, health and safety, schools | Areas of Work: Community cafes and retailing, Families with children, Networking and learning development |

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