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According to the South London Press, it's "more than ?7 million... over the next three years". The report in last Friday's paper also suggests that the provision of meals is not necessarily good for the health of pupils: "SCHOOL dinners in a borough which has the highest level of childhood obesity in the UK are insipid and could inspire kids to eat junk food, research has claimed. Dinners provided to thousands of children in Southwark ? where a almost one-third of primary kids are overweight ? are flavourless and do not resemble meals described on menus, a study had found. The report by Southwark?s education and children?s services scrutiny subcommittee ? which is looking at how to tackle the issue of childhood obesity in the borough ? makes alarming reading for parents and guardians. Committee chairman Liberal Democrat Councillor David Hubber said: ?Concern has been expressed that lunches provided are often prepared hours earlier. ?The food is often insipid-tasting and children choose the tastier bits, which may not always be the healthiest parts of the meal. ?Moreover, sometimes the food at delivery point has little resemblance to that described on the menu...""

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Bob, if they apply to extend the time to 8pm or 10pm, I'll object, OK?

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murphy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So a bit more time elapses and they ask to extend > the use of lights to 8,9, or 10pm perhaps? > > Why should we believe it will be limited to 6.30 > when experience shows us that Alleyn's will bide > their time and come back at a later date to get > what they really want. This is not the only time > Alleyn's have got planning permission through > promising one thing and then at a later date tried > to get certain conditions that were imposed > reversed. In which case, object to it at that point - I can't see the council taking on board an objection that doesn't refer to the details of the current application. But perhaps it's worth replying to the consultation emphasising the importance of the 6.30 'switch-off'.

I live near Alleyn's, so checked out the application, where it states: "The lighting will be operated from 1st October to no later than 31st March and will not be needed after 6.30pm." I wonder why "be up to 10 at the latest" was mentioned by duncanm above... If the dates and times mentioned in the application are strictly adhered to (and the lights are as 'efficient' as stated in the application), I don't see a great deal of inconvenience to local residents in terms of light pollution, getting small children to bed and so on. Or am I missing something?

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