Give Peas A Chance

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A well known bit of graffiti on the Amersham viaduct which now days crosses the M25 just north of the M40. Interaction: Children can read the stories and reflect on situations they have experienced which focus on making the right decisions, considering moral values and having greater awareness of how their actions have consequences on others. Last week everyone opened their doors and windows to join in with the clap for carers around the nation which brought a tear to the eye of even the most stubborn of Brits.

Now, another local artist has taken it upon themselves to once again erase and change the message, this time showing their love for our amazing NHS workers. Almost two years later, the message on the famous bridge has once again been erased and rewritten, but this time we think it is one everyone will love. The ‘Give Peas a chance’ bridge between junctions 16 and 17 in Buckinghamshire signals to countless commuters they are nearing home. UPFs account for 56% of the calories the average person in the UK eats, and a high intake is associated with type 2 diabetes, inflammatory diseases, cardiovascular disease, obesity and dementia.Some joker then came along and added the other words, using the same colour paint and a similar font so it looks like the whole message was written at the same time. And luckily for you there is actually a whole Facebook page set up in tribute to the message which has now been removed. When you eat food cooked from scratch, you eat lots more fibre and 30% more vegetables, which is beneficial for your gut and immune system. It seems that the first one arrived, very controversially, last September, on the side of the Chalfont viaduct over the M25, north-west of London. Would make excellent 'end of day' reads in KS2, and a good way in to Gleitzman's more lengthy books (Once / Then / Now / Loyal Creatures I'd recommend).

Many of us drink apple or orange juice or smoothies marketed as ‘100% fruit’, so we think we’re making a healthy choice when actually it’s like drinking a can of Coke. Over the past year, HELCH has started to appear all over London, sometimes replacing historic and much loved “ghost signs”, such as the Philco advert in Hanger Lane, or another in Chalk Farm. In the mid-1980s the construction of the M25 motorway required the Misbourne to be diverted via underground concrete culverts.A Network Rail spokesman told the BBC: ‘While the graffiti is well-known to motorists, we can’t condone people putting lives at risk to vandalise this bridge. We grow so many fava beans and lentils – it used to be a real staple crop in the UK – but they are somehow looked down on and disparaged. Similarly, make your DIY pizza work harder by using a wholegrain crust, homemade tomato sauce and vegetable toppings. the author's note at the end made the whole collection just sound like an ad/teaser for the rest of his books. His family comedies are enormously popular in Australia and overseas and involve unusual characters in unusual situations.