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The untouched village an hour from Manchester that has no road signs, aerials or satellite dishes and is owned by one family

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Blackburn lockdown takeaway trio celebrate year in business

A trio who run a popular Blackburn takeaway are celebrating the business first birthday today. Tewwstep, on Albert Street, opened to the public on June 9, 2020, with the owners cooking from home following a fantastic response to their food from family members. Co-owners, Nathan Marsden, 26, Jacob Griffin, 24 and Kalum Bromage, 24, are delighted to be celebrating the takeaway s first year of business despite their being many lockdown hurdles along the way. A spokesperson for the takeaway said: A huge thank you to everyone who has ordered with us and supported this crazy little venture. We will continue to strive to give the best dine out experience possible - serving the freshest take-out food.

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10 foodie walks in the Ribble Valley | Great British Life

The Assheton Arms - Credit: Archant A selection of walks in and around Bowland for outdoor types who like to end their hike on a high note – with some great food and drink. The Inn at Whitewell by Peter Rose - Credit: Archant Sometimes, sharing a pie as you perch on a country stile just isn t enough. You ve done the hike and now you need a suitable reward in the shape of a plate of beautifully cooked food accompanied by a nicely poured pint of ale or a glass of decent quality plonk. Anyone who has slogged up Whin Fell, slumped over a gate trying for dear life to catch your breath, will know that it s hard to focus on anything other the fact that the corned beef hotpot on the menu at Puddleducks Tea Room at nearby Dunsop Bridge is almost within your grasp.

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Landmark East Lancashire pubs prepare to reopen | Lancashire Telegraph

BACK: Joycelyn Neve with two of her pubs, The Alma Inn and Forest Inn THE founder of an award-winning chain of gastropubs which fell into administration has spoken of her excitement at getting a second chance to make a success of six venues after a rescue deal was struck. The Seafood Pub Company collapsed last May in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, casting questions over several landmark Lancashire pubs which had been owned by the company and their founder Joycelyn Neve. However earlier this year the Oakman Group – an operator based in the south of England – bought six of the group’s venues, placing Ms Neve at the helm of the company’s new North West division.

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Landmark East Lancashire pubs prepare to reopen | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

BACK: Joycelyn Neve with two of her pubs, The Alma Inn and Forest Inn THE founder of an award-winning chain of gastropubs which fell into administration has spoken of her excitement at getting a second chance to make a success of six venues after a rescue deal was struck. The Seafood Pub Company collapsed last May in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, casting questions over several landmark Lancashire pubs which had been owned by the company and their founder Joycelyn Neve. However earlier this year the Oakman Group – an operator based in the south of England – bought six of the group’s venues, placing Ms Neve at the helm of the company’s new North West division.

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