British Food Journal Volume 87 Issue 4 1985

Abstract

Viewing the last dying embers of 1984, the Orwel‐lian year of Big Brother and some of its not‐so‐far off the mark predictions, the unemployment which one cannot help feeling is more apparent than real, it is hardly surprising that the subject of Poverty or the so‐called Poverty arise. The real poverty of undernourished children, soup kitchens, children suffering at Christmas, hungry children ravenously consuming free school meals has not, even now, returned.

Citation

(1985), "British Food Journal Volume 87 Issue 4 1985", British Food Journal, Vol. 87 No. 4, pp. 93-120. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb011765