Afternoon tea in our region
‘There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.’ Henry James Afternoon tea, that most quintessential of English customs is, although a relatively new tradition, is now a very popular tradition.
Alscot wins the Bledisloe gold medal
Following a rigorous judging process Emma Holman-West has been awarded the Bledisloe Gold Medal for Landowners by the Royal Agricultural Society of England.
How to handle your food cravings
Food cravings. Everyone gets them at some point or another but only a few are able to get past them. If you often find yourself giving into your food cravings on your diet program, it’s time that you put together a plan to get past them.
Lizzy and David Stephenson wedding
Touchbase stylist, Lizzy Gardner married David Stephenson amongst 100 of their closest friends and family at Nailcote Hall, Berkswell on Saturday 17 March.
Mary Portas recognises local business
Hatton & Harding, Warwick’s luxury lifestyle boutique, is rapidly becoming synonymous with beautiful interiors & outstanding personal service. Having only opened it’s doors 15 months ago, proprietors David & Jerry on dreamt of the huge success story that now beholds them.
Recipe from Michelin star chef Simon Haigh
Recipes from Michelin star chefs in our region... ... In this issue we feature Michelin Star chef Simon Haigh from Mallory Court Hotel Roast Pear with a Caramel Sauce & Blackberries served with a nougat glaze
Sunday lunch in our region
Apparently, we Brits eat fewer Sunday roasts nowadays. They may be time-consuming to prepare at home, but local pubs and restaurant are seeing more customers enjoying this most traditional of meals, says Jayne Howarth. .
Superb Sunday lunch at The Stag at Offchurch
Editor Karen Jones enjoys a magnificent Sunday lunch at The Stag at Offchurch, which is rapidly gaining a reputation for excellence Are you looking for a cosy pub with excellent food? Then look no further than the Stag at Offchurch.
Take Two Galleries
Nestling in the heart of Birmingham’s buzzing Brindleyplace sits the Ikon art gallery, a hidden gem whose original Victorian building belies the slick and striking architecture within.
