Which politician was nicknamed the milk snatcher after stopping free milk in schools?
Education Act 1944 milk (a third of a pint a day) in schools to all children under the age of 18. In 1968 Edward Short, the Labour Secretary of State for Education and Science, withdrew free milk from secondary schools. His successor, Conservative Margaret Thatcher withdrew free school milk from children over seven in 1971, earning her (among her enemies) the nickname 'Thatcher, the Milk Snatcher'. Shirley Williams abolished school milk for children under seven in 1977. Below are the three Secretaries of State responsible for the withdrawal of milk for schoolchildren, between 1968 and 1977: Education Act 1944 The Education Act 1944
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