11/06/2014 BBC Points West

Good evening. There's concern tonight that some schools

in the West won't be ready hn time to provide free meals for all four`

The government has given cotncils millions of pounds to help schools

But head teachers are warning that it's not enough.

This head teacher will have serious problems implementing

This old kitchen at Bishop Henderson Primary School

A growing school, now with 420 pupils, it needed all

Even if this school buys in meals from an outside supplier

it'll need to convert part of this hall to a servery.

That'll cost ?16,000 ` money the school doesn?t have.

The only way we could do th`t, if we were to do that, would be to take it

from education staffing, so losing support staff, teaching staff,

This is by no means the onlx school struggling with this new idda.

The reckon only about a third of primary schools in Somerset

Now the county council is planning to build one big central kitchen.

The question is, will it be ready in time?

From September, all schools will have to provide

Schools like this one in Tatnton, which have their own kitchens,

The government has given all councils money to help impldment

The problem is, that's about ?600,000 short of what?s nedded

Nutritionists say from a health point

Because of the funding issuds, not every school will have the

In those situations they will still be providing things like sandwiches,

which aren?t high up enough on the nutritional value list

Many schools are clearly worried that what was promised free

by the government will end tp costing them money they don't have.

Up to a thousand homes in the St Anne's area of Bristol are

without water this evening because of a burst water mahn.

The ten inch pipe beneath the Feeder Road burst this afternoon.

Bristol Water say they're trying to connect customers to altern`tive

Part of the road will remain closed at least until tomorrow morning

An investigation has begun hn Bath after a serious fire caused the

Emergency crews were called to Vernon Terrace just

Around 30 fire`fighters tackled the blaze.

Those living in the two houses were unharmed

Investigators are now trying to find out how the fire startdd.

Airbus has lost a major orddr for its new lightweight carbon

The aircraft first flew this time last year, and thousands of staff

at Filton designed the wings, fuel systems and landing ge`r.

Today the Dubai based Emirates airline cancelled an order for 0

of the planes, worth over $16 billion doll`rs.

Airbus says's it's disappointed but still has orders

As we heard on the national news a little earlier, unemploymdnt is

The picture is the same herd, with fewer people out of work here than

But as our business correspondent Dave

Harvey reports, it means sole firms are now facing a shortage of staff.

We?ve grown out staff from 08 to 43 workers in the last three ydars

As Britain battled the recession there was good money

Business is very, very productive and is going well.

Our forecast is good for the next two year as well.

They've been hiring steadilx here, and are looking

And that means fewer people signing on at job centres.

I?ve been tracking the numbdrs of people signing on

at job centres like this in Bristol and across the West Country.

In fact, I?ve put together a little graph.

2009, the numbers rocket up at the beginning of the recdssion,

bump along through the diffhcult years ` 12, 13, 14 ` and now

I?m really glad to say therd are a lot more jobs on offer for people.

They need help at short nothce and long`term.

Basically, things have totally flipped around.

We?ve actually got more jobs on offer than we?ve got candidates.

So, we?re going a bit further afield to recruit

And at Marshfield, they really do mean further afield.

Yes, they still draw on the Wiltshire

villages and towns that surround them, but a vital ingredient in

their workforce are Polish people, who are ready and willing workers.

They were very positive about the opportunities.

They wanted long`term, full`time work.

They were prepared to put themselves out a little bit to come

We interviewed a person a couple of weeks ago who sadly felt he wasn?t

able to take the job becausd it interrupted with his salsa classes.

Jobs like these will also bring comfort

to ministers, boosting their claims that the economy is now recovering.

But are there enough skilled people to fill them without

South African international batsman Colin Ingram will join Somerset

He'll play for the county for five weeks during July and early August.

Ingram has played in 31 one`day international matches

He'll replace Alviro Petersdn at Somerset, who has been c`lled up

That's the news as we come to the end of this beautiful Jtne day.

Newsnight has just started on BBC Two, but now let's have

a look at the national and local weather forecast.

A beautiful June day indeed. Tomorrow will bring more of the

same. A dry, sunny and warm day Light winds again. Mostly qtite cool

if not a chilly night for this time of year. Getting down as low as five

or six Celsius. They could be some fog around at first light tomorrow.

That will quickly burn away under the strong sunshine. The winds will

be decidedly light. As we rtn through the day, we will find a

build`up of a little bit more cloud. Temperatures today have been up to

around 18 or 20 Celsius. We will beat that tomorrow with highs of 21,

22 or 23 Celsius. They will be higher still on Friday, which could

be the highest temperatures of the year so far.

of a late storm, it turns a bit fresher into the weekend.

On the eve of the World Cup, there was a bit of Brazil in Bridlington

today because Bridlington on the east Yorkshire Coast shared the same

top temperature as the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, 22 degrees. That

is as the weather settles