Rationing renewed in battle of the bulge

A London sweet shop is using ration books as the latest weapon in the fight against childhood obesity.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005 - 10:44

A London sweet shop is using ration books as the latest weapon in the fight against childhood obesity.

Parents write a daily allowance in the retro-styled booklets and children get them stamped when they spend it at Hope and Greenwood, in East Dulwich, south east London.

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