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Robert Dalling

The restaurant offering a 'no questions asked' hot meal to children of parents who find themselves struggling over the summer holidays

Children of parents who are struggling financially are to be offered free hot meals throughout the school summer holidays by a restaurant which wants to do its bit to support the community. The Bloom Inn, based in New Road in Skewen, has recognised the "financial stress" on those who rely on school meals, and for the next six weeks will be providing a hot meal to take away or eat in, no questions asked.

The kind gesture comes as the cost of living crisis continues to hit those in need the hardest. We recently reported how millions are drastically cutting back on their shopping or are having to turn to charities or food banks. But at the same time, fewer people are in a financial position to be able to donate to foodbanks or, if they can donate, have had to cut back on the amount they can donate each week or month. It has led food banks across south Wales to issue an urgent appealing for the public to donate food and toiletries. You can read more about that by clicking here.

Owner of The Bloom Inn, Adam Hockin said, as a father himself, he wanted to do his bit to help those who were in need, and explained the simple and discreet process where people could come in and claim a meal. Get stories like this straight to your inbox with our newsletters.

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