Sidra in Teddington offer support for children affected by government's decision to stop free school lunches

By The Editor 23rd Oct 2020

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Local News by The Editor 23rd Oct 2020

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Popular Teddington restaurant and café Sidra is set to offer support for children in the area.

Earlier this week the government controversially voted to stop free school lunches over half-term for vulnerable children.

This has attracted much public outcry, including from Manchester United and England footballer Marcus Rashford.

Sidra is offering a free tea and croissant between 8-10am until November 2nd to families affected by this decision.

The Lebanese eatery is located on Church Road and won Nub News' prestigious World Cup of Hospitality back in August.

You can find out more about Sidra HERE

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