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PRESS

Foodbank suffers blow after vital food supplies damaged during attempted break-in

30/3/2020

 
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East Durham Trust charity has been providing food parcels to struggling families during the coronavirus outbreak.

A charity has suffered a devastating blow when a stolen digger was ploughed into a container holding donated food supplies.

East Durham Trust, which operates a food bank, launched an emergency response to help vulnerable families in Easington during the covid-19 crisis.

But the Peterlee-based charity was targeted over the weekend during an attempted break-in that saw an onsite digger stolen, before crashing into a shipping container.
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The trust says essential food items and eggs were lost during the incident meaning a reduction in the amount of food at a time when it is most needed.

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One or more paid or unpaid food breaks taken between the start and finish times of each rostered period at work, the primary purpose of which is to allow employees to have a main meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner), and which are normally longer than other standard breaks. When you break something, you ruin it. When you take a break, you stop and rest. If you play catch during your food break, try not to break any windows. The verb break means to fracture or crack or destroy something while the noun refers to an interruption or a little time off. “Taking food breaks allows your brain and body to get the necessary recharge it needs to keep going,” says Brittany Johnson, a licensed mental health counselor.

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