Serving up a treat for schools

Article Abstract:

The controversy surrounding the television program School Dinners forced the government to take some action pertaining to under funding of school meals. The government's 280 million pound funding for school meals is a result of the television program.

Influence, Television programs, National school lunch program

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Deaf people failed by UK arts attractions

Article Abstract:

A survey conducted on art venues found that they failed to attract deaf people. The lack of facilities like textphone/minicone and published information are some of the reasons for failure. The details of the survey are furnished.

Evaluation, Surveys, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Art museums, Deaf, Deaf persons, Deaf services, Services for the deaf, Deaf, Theater for the, Theater for the deaf, Theatre for the deaf

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Scottish executive saves science centres

Article Abstract:

Four science centers in Scotland which were on the brink of closure due to shortage of funds to sustain and to fund new exhibits was saved by government fund granted by Jim Wallace, Scottish executive deputy first minister.

Scotland, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Science museums, Wallace, Jim

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