Arsenal scores sustainability goal for matchside dining

Madeleine Cuff
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Diamond Club restaurant at team's Emirates Stadium is awarded two-star rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association

Football fans dining out on a posh pre-match lunch at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium can now do so safe in the knowledge their meal will score highly in the sustainability stakes. The stadium's Diamond...

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