1971.
she discontinued free milk in schools.
After the Falkland war , Margaret thatcher to save taxpayers money stopped the free milk , that was given to the children
The Iron Lady, The Leaderene, and The Milk Snatcher.
The Kesteven and Grantham Girls School (KGGS).
Very well actually, contrary to popular belief about the milk fiasco.
The postwar Labour government instituted a free quarter-pint milk 'ration' for every primary school pupil. This policy continued during the 1951-64 Conservative Party's term of government. When the Conservatives were re-elected in 1970, Ted Heath made Maggie Thatcher schools minister and she started charging parents for the milk.
In an attempt to save peoples tax money , as te re was a small recession on , she wated to stop the free ice cream given to school children. The people then reacted by shouting a slogan . THATCHER THATCHER ICECREAM SNATCHER. absolutely wrong. She removed free milk from school children, ice cream was never provided. Before her political career, she was a chemist who worked on the team that invented Mr Whippy (Mr. Softee) style soft ice cream. It is worth pointing out also that Thatcher only withdrew milk from PRIMARY school children above the age of 7. Harold Wilson of the Labour government actually removed free school milk for ALL children above the age of 7 in 1968 so it is kind of ironic that Thatcher is remembered in such light.
Dr. Hervey D. Thatcher
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After the Falkland war , Margaret thatcher stopped the free milk that was given to the children..The really bad thing she did was to introduce poll tax. Whether there is anything inherently bad about poll tax is a debatable point. What is not a matter for debate is that at various times in English history someone has tried to introduce this tax, and every single time the English population has resisted it so strongly that the tax was soon abandoned.She was such an astute politician that it is a real puzzle as to how and why she made such an egregious mistake. The best available theory seems to be that a poll tax made perfect sense in itself. It was a good answer to some of the problems of financing local government. Mrs Thatcher made the twin mistakes of believing that the people would follow logic, and of ignoring the glaring example of history.
Victor Farris was the inventor of the paper milk carton. In 1932, plastic-coated paper milk cartons were introduced commercially. In 1964, the all plastic milk container was commercially introduced.
Reagular milk.