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Clare Salisbury

Clare Salisbury

Verified

Audio Producer, BBC Radio 4

Newport

Beats

Primary beats

ScienceHealth

Secondary beats

History and preservationFestivalsJewish history and cultureBreaking NewsWomen's IssuesMental BalanceHomesteadingWestern LifestyleCouples TravelHome DecorLifestyleSocial TrendsBroadway and theaterDoctorsMedia and culture criticismHealthcare SystemsFitness

Final Covers

Addiction, Pop culture, Lifestyle, Aging, Health and wellness, Race , Books, Adoption , Blm, Parenting , Trauma

Doesn’t Cover

Anything which I am Not well-read Enough To cover

Journalist Type

Print Journalist

Seniority Positions

Audio Producer

Industries

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Medium Formats

BBC Radio 4

Content

Total articles 1

  • Free school meals: Report on struggling small schools 'not published'

    By Clare Salisbury Verified| BBC Verified The Department for Education has refused to publish a report which said England's smallest schools cannot afford to provide free school meals, according to a former policy adviser. Restaurateur John Vincent, former adviser on school food, told BBC's Radio 4 the move was "undemocratic". It comes after the government scrapped extra funding to help small schools with food costs earlier this year. The department told the BBC it had taken the report's advice "on board".

    By Clare Salisbury Verified · BBC

    Jul. 10, 2016

  • Free school meals: Report on struggling small schools 'not published'

    By Clare Salisbury Verified| BBC Verified The Department for Education has refused to publish a report which said England's smallest schools cannot afford to provide free school meals, according to a former policy adviser. Restaurateur John Vincent, former adviser on school food, told BBC's Radio 4 the move was "undemocratic". It comes after the government scrapped extra funding to help small schools with food costs earlier this year. The department told the BBC it had taken the report's advice "on board".

    By Clare Salisbury Verified · BBC

    Jul. 10, 2016

As seen in

The Food Programme,BBC Radio 4,BBC,BBC World Service

Company Info

BBC Radio 4