No longer will you have to run the gauntlet of the Percy Pig aisle before you pay for your M&S quinoa salad.
Marks has finally followed its supermarket rivals and, from September, it will no longer be selling sweets at the tills.
They’ve already been trialling ‘healthy lanes’ in stores for a while, which have apparently proved popular with customers nursing a dangerous Percy habit.
And the move follows a report released by the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition, which said Brits need to reduce their sugar intake dramatically – by a full 50 per cent.
In a statement, M&S said: ‘We are removing all confectionery, crisps, cakes and biscuits from… Read the full story