StatusClosed
Opened13 May 2025
Closes13 Nov 2025
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Increase the current limit of £7,400 annual net earned income for families receiving Universal Credit in order to receive free school meals, to a more realistic and sustainable level that reflects the rising cost of living.
We think access to free school meals is essential for ensuring that children receive nutritious food during the school day. Good nutrition is linked to better academic performance, improved concentration, and overall child well-being. By raising the income threshold, we think we could provide more children with the support they need to thrive.
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1Michelle Welsh MP
Sherwood Forest2Wendy Morton MP
Aldridge-Brownhills3Sean Woodcock MP
Banbury4Dawn Butler MP
Brent East5Kerry McCarthy MP
Bristol East6Darren Jones MP
Bristol North West7Karin Smyth MP
Bristol South8Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP
Chorley9Emma Foody MP
Cramlington and Killingworth10Stuart Andrew MP
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