We know the benefits to business when we buy locally and we want to support them, true. It builds communities, reduces waste and is substantially healthier for us. But in these tough economic times, it is hard not to be seduced by the abundance of cheap vegetables, meat and...
“This is our form of activism”: Everything you need to know about Really Happy Chicken
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This week, I had the pleasure of visiting Brighton & Hove’s brand new vegan hotspot - Really Happy Chicken on Preston Street. Not only do they serve delicious vegan fried chicken, they’re also passionate about innovation and activism.
The more you learn about this place, the more you will be...
The last decade has seen a sharp rise in food intolerances for adults and children- but why? Staples in our diet such as bread, meat and milk along with an abundance of vegetables have long been the backbone of our kitchens. This article unpicks the reasons behind this sudden...
Amazon Fresh expansion bad news for independent retailers, Click it Local founder warns
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Last month, Amazon announced plans to massively expand its online grocery delivery service, Amazon Fresh.
Having operated in London and the Home Counties for several years with little fanfare, Amazon has promised wider availability in major UK cities by the end of the year, with Brighton set to be included...
The Cake & Coffee Diaries-5 cafes that will satisfy your sweet needs on your travels across the country
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As we are slowly crawling into normality, some are wanting to spread their wings a little bit further, maybe it be a change of scenery, a family holiday or a weekend away. By Nicola Wright
But not forgetting there are still guidelines to follow and in some areas stricter rules...
Lasagna in a skillet? Oh yes. Vegan skillet lasagna is so easy and delicious! Who needs an oven when you’ve got a cast-iron skillet.
The noodles cook themselves by simmering in the tomato sauce. And you can add all kinds of varied and beautiful ingredients from your kitchen to make...
“Eat out to Help Out” scheme comes into affect this week and is available throughout August
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The “Eat out to help out” scheme came into affect this morning with over 72,000 restaurants, cafes and pubs all offering 50% discount between Monday and Wednesday’s only throughout the month of August.Written By Nicola Wright
Put into affect by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, which has been given the name “Rishi’s...
Eating Disorders affect thousands around the world and sadly are on the rise due to numerous factors. The NHS Digital figures had shown an increase of 37% across all age groups at the start of January 2020. With recent events, this percentage could potentially lead to a further increase...
Pubs and restaurants in England are set to re-open tomorrow, having been closed since March 20th.
Finally, people will be able to satisfy their craving for a cold pint in a pub garden or a meal they haven't had to cook themselves. But, be prepared, it's going to be a...
This week is English Wine Week, an annual event created by WineGB to celebrate some of the wonderful wines being made across England's 500+ vineyards.
Despite our temperamental climate, English vineyards have developed a reputation for making some of the best sparkling wines around, while also proving themselves to be...