Early day motion 2279

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MARMITE AND BREAKFAST CLUBS

That this House applauds the aim of the Welsh Assembly Government of promoting healthier food in schools; is concerned however that councils may be taking this welcome initiative too far by banning Marmite in breakfast clubs in schools; recognises that Marmite is relatively high in salt; but asks for common sense to be applied as a scraping of marmite or equivalent yeast-based spread can be part of a balanced diet, and a ban may be seen as counter productive in the quest for healthy living as it produces negative publicity.

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Name Party Constituency Date Signed
Bottomley, Peter Conservative Party Worthing West 17.10.2008
Corbyn, Jeremy Labour Party Islington North 21.10.2008
Cryer, Ann Labour Party Keighley 29.10.2008
Dean, Janet Labour Party Burton 22.10.2008
Drew, David Labour Party Stroud 16.10.2008
George, Andrew Liberal Democrats St Ives 21.10.2008
Hancock, Mike Liberal Democrats Portsmouth South 21.10.2008
Harvey, Nick Liberal Democrats North Devon 30.10.2008
Hopkins, Kelvin Labour Party Luton North 27.10.2008
Jenkins, Brian Labour Party Tamworth 23.10.2008
Jones, Lynne Labour Party Birmingham Selly Oak 20.10.2008
McDonnell, John Labour Party Hayes and Harlington 25.11.2008
Oaten, Mark Liberal Democrats Winchester 21.10.2008
Simpson, Alan Labour Party Nottingham South 28.10.2008
Vis, Rudi Labour Party Finchley and Golders Green 21.10.2008
Winterton, Nicholas Conservative Party Macclesfield 27.10.2008