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Do you know your locals?By: Bets Gee I’m not talking about naming your local businesses in your area, I’m talking about knowing the faces, the families and the owners behind these local businesses.
I sat down this morning with a friend and local business owner for a coffee and a chat. It was such a simple everyday thing to do but over the course of our conversation which always covers off family, friends, business, mental health, how we are doing in general it got me thinking about the en vogue statement “support local” and what that actually means.
Valentineâs cocktail masterclass with Kent influencer Tammy from ForCocktailSake
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Updated: 17:11, 07 February 2021
A Kent influencer who says her mission is to help Pimp your Prosecco is to hold a virtual cocktail masterclass ahead of Valentine s Day.
Loved-up folk can tune in to an hour s interactive cocktail making with cocktail creator Tammy Jackson from Hildenborough, who has almost 40,000 followers on Instagram as ForCocktailSake.
Tammy Jackson will be hosting the class Picture: Severien Vits Food Photography
The event, on Monday, February 8, will support the county charity Tree of Hope, which helps families fundraise for childrenâs operations, therapies and equipment that are unobtainable via the NHS.
The importance of being Everett The greatest role played by the actor is his portrayal of a profane, outrageous entertainer – himself. The end of the world, as far as Joan Collins was concerned, was being stood up by Rupert Everett. She’s waiting in the Ivy with Christopher Biggins; Rupert is in J Sheekey, down the road, recklessly spending the last of his Hollywood fame-currency with a trio of producers (he sums them up as “thin ties and neon teeth”). Suddenly, the maître d’ informs Everett that Miss Collins’s people are on the phone. She is very angry, and is leaving. They don’t speak again for ten years.