Meat back on the menu after Reform set to reverse council's vegan policy

GB News - News

source • 1 mention

A council's controversial vegan-only catering policy for staff functions could soon be scrapped after Reform UK's victory over Labour in last month's local elections.Calderdale Council, in West Yorkshire, adopted the meat-free approach two years ago - banning all meat and dairy products from council premises during meetings and events.However, meat may return to the menu under new Reform leadership, with the governance and business committee to consider a fresh approach in "supporting the local economy" when councillors meet on June 22.Their recommendation will then be debated by the full council for a final decision on whether to scrap the policy, which had aimed to reduce the environmental impact associated with animal products.

Supported by 1 story

TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Many criticised the switch to plant-based catering, with reports that a "large amount" of food was being thrown away.Additionally, feedback at a Civic Advisory Panel indicated the vegan menu failed to appeal to all...

Supported by 1 story