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Gregg Wallace on MasterChef, his friendship with John Torode and why he loves York

Gregg Wallace on MasterChef, his friendship with John Torode and why he loves York
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Chefs including Mark Birchall Tommy Banks Paul Ainsworth and restaurateurs on what they want to see in 2021

Chris Yates, managing director, Cafe Murano Hospitality has been treated awfully throughout 2020. The campaign for a minister for hospitality is vitally important. Property costs (rent and rates) in central London are unsustainable. This crisis and the impact on high streets should lead to revision of business rate structure and the commercial lease model. Fixed rents with five-yearly upward only reviews should be a thing of the past. During 2020 many sensible landlords have moved to turnover rents to support tenants and this has to be the model for the future of commercial leases. Roland Horne, CEO and founder, WatchHouse coffee All operators and landlords will likely stress the imperfection in the Business Rates regime by way of taxing the high street. These were incredibly out of kilter (in both directions not only just too expensive) and therefore the Government will need to relook at how this should be exacted going forward. Our fear borne out of the need to clear the Governm

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Farm of the Week: The former TV documentary maker growing rye and baking his own bread in the North York Moors

Submitting. It is now home to his Yorkshire Organic Millers business which processes 300 tonnes of wheat per year and has grown to just over 100 acres. It is also where he runs a flock of pure Swaledale sheep which graze on Moors rights. The Trevelyans mill their own flour for bread Philip said he was influenced by farming from an early age. “I grew up in Newhaven, Sussex surrounded by farming and was driving tractors and pulling potatoes when I was 12 years old. “When we first moved to Yorkshire, I read the Soil Association’s magazine and became very interested in organic farming. At that time we were living very simply and aiming for our own self-sufficiency and eating healthily.”

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what will the food eating and dining trends be for 2021 once restaurants reopen after lockdown

With talk of the easing of lockdown and restaurants set to reopen sometime in the spring, we ve finally dusted down the crystal ball to see what 2021 might bring in terms of restaurant and eating out trends. Part one: lifestyle trends. Wednesday is the new Friday Past contenders for the new Friday have been Thursday (why wait for the weekend?) and Sunday (why let the end of the weekend stop the fun?) but hump day has always seemed a rather unlikely contender for this title. But then Covid came along and changed the game. Every day might feel like a wet Sunday at the moment but once offices finally reopen the after work meal and drink ritual will return. However, predictions that people will be in the office for fewer days, most likely at the start of the week, are leading some to predict that the new end of the office working week - aka Wednesday - will see the biggest spike in trade in the week. Michelle McIntosh, founder of the soon-to-launch restauran

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Why did Edmonton forget Judi Singh? Researcher uncovers story of jazz music and Alberta s roots

Why did Edmonton forget Judi Singh? Researcher uncovers story of jazz music and Alberta s roots Her daughter calls Judi Singh a musician s musician and says she developed a loyal following over a successful career through the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Social Sharing Singh, a Black-South Asian musician from Edmonton, had a successful career in the 50s, 60s and 70s Posted: Feb 19, 2021 6:07 PM MT | Last Updated: February 20 The cover of A Time For Love, which Judi Singh recorded in 1970 with Tommy Banks. The album used Judy as the spelling of her name on this cover.(Supplied by Poushali Mitra)

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