Ban on end-of-aisle ‘unhealthy food offers should be looked at’

In Guernsey, the Health Improvement Commission goes into schools with its “eat well” scheme to provide information on where parents and young people can find healthy foods.

Beau Sejour Swim School teacher Jessica Lawrence was confident there was a lot of healthy food available at the leisure centre: “There’s always access to healthy food all over the centre.

“For anyone that brings kids here, there’s always healthy food around.”

For mother Camille, she said she believed there was a lot of information about how to keep youngsters healthy – it was just up to parents to find it.

“As long as you have access to the internet, the information is out there.

“It’s just having the time to find it with a little person constantly sort of pulling at your trousers.”