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Richard McGloin,TUCO's chairman, on issues facing caterers.

TUCO competitions and training event

Into its 17th year, this event is one of the largest events in the TUCO calendar attracting over 230 Catering Directors, Catering Managers, Purchasing Managers and Chefs from Universities and Colleges all over the UK, held at the Blackpool Hilton & Blackpool College. Download the sponsorship packages information here and for further details contact Russ Allen via email russ.allen@nottingham.ac.uk or on 07973 747337.

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Date Published:31st March 2008

tuco.co.uk offer a series of RSS feeds for our news services and networks. RSS feeds are an easy way to keep up to date with industry news and whats going on in your networks.

They will automatically notifiy you when any new news or network articles are published on tuco.org

Details of what RSS is, and how you can get an RSS reader, are below. Here's a list of the webfeeds currently on offer from tuco.co.uk.

What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It allows you keep track of a large number of your favorite Web sites, without having to check each site manually or clutter your email Inbox with HTML Newsletters. You can now strip out all the surplufous information by subscribing to specific RSS feeds and aggregating this information in one place to be read when you're ready.

Where can you get an RSS reader?
An RSS reader is a simple application that allows you to view feeds. Feed readers you could try include:

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