22 November 2007 | Reflections of Conference Newsletter

Covering all the highlights from the event including snippets from keynote speakers, photos of the winning creations in the Finishing Touches competition and a round-up of the LACA award winners and SCOTY.

15 December 2004 | LACA Response to Jamie Oliver

The association responds to Jamie Oliver's email to head teachers up and down the UK urging them to back his campaign to feed school children better and engage them in healthy food and produce.

9 November 2004 | Letter to the Soil Association

Neil Porter describes the association's disappointment in the Soil Association after a string of media appearances that showed school meals to be unhealthy. The letter highlights the need for the organisations to work together if they are to make a difference.

2 April 2003 | Jamie Oliver\'s Response to LACA\'s letter

Jamie Oliver replies to the LACA correspondance that was sent to him in April 2003. The letter offered the celebrity chef the opportunity to become the face of LACA's National School Meals Week in 2004.

31 March 2003 | Letter to Jamie Oliver

LACA approached Jamie Oliver to become the face of the National School Meals Week 2004. Read the letter from Sue Kilbey outlining the association's aims and targets for making school meals nutritious and healthy.

31 March 2003 | The Which? Report on School Meals

Sue Kilbey, responds to the Which? report on school meals. The statement highlights that children's eating habits are often found to be the same at home and that caterers are committed to providing good, nutritious food for children at school.

31 March 2003 | Agenda 21: The LACA Guidance

Bringing individuals, community groups, businesses and local governments together to improve their own quality of life and to achieve sustainable development, Agenda 21 aims to encourage authorities to participate actively in the scheme's local programmes.