Emily Heward

1 month ago | express.co.uk | Emily Heward |Stuart James

Bedford is poised to become the UK's answer to Orlando after being confirmed as the home of Universal Studios' first European theme park. The entertainment behemoth, responsible for blockbuster hits such as Wicked, Harry Potter, Shrek and Minions, has secured a deal with the UK government to launch the multi-billion pound resort on English soil. It will join six other Universal Studios resorts worldwide and is being touted as 'one of the largest and most advanced' theme parks in Europe.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Emily Heward |Stuart James

Universal's new Bedford theme park will deliver a 'lifetime of memories' if it's anything like Orlando - I should knowBedfordshire will be the home of Universal Studios' first UK theme park, joining six other sites around the world including the world-famous Orlando, Florida resort - which gives a glimpse at what we can look forward to. Bedfordshire is set to become the UK's hottest tourist destination as the home of Universal Studios' first European theme park.

2 months ago | express.co.uk | Emily Heward |Christopher Megrath

Marks and Spencer to open six new UK stores - full list of locationsM&S is also revamping a number of existing stores and Food Halls as part of a £50m programme of investment in its retail estate M&S is opening and revamping several food halls as part of the plans (Image: Matthew Jones Photography)Marks and Spencer has announced details of six new store openings and plans to transform two more in a £50m investment.

2 months ago | cornwalllive.com | Steffan Rhys |Emily Heward

Jeremy Clarkson, the former Top Gear presenter, has made a successful and well-publicised venture into the world of food and drink. Since taking up farming, he's become a strong advocate for British agriculture, investing his earnings back into the industry. His Diddly Squat Farm Shop in the Cotswolds only stocks home-grown or locally-produced goods. At his nearby pub, The Farmer's Dog, he's even banned ketchup, coffee and Coca-Cola because they can't be sourced from within the British Isles.

2 months ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Estel Farell Roig |Emily Heward |Estel Farell-Roig

Regardless of your opinion on Jeremy Clarkson, his support for British food, drink and farming is quite admirable. Through his show, Clarkson's Farm, the ex-Top Gear presenter has done a great deal to highlight agricultural issues and promote local produce. He doesn't just talk the talk either. His Diddly Squat Farm Shop sells items either grown on his Cotswolds farm or made locally by independent businesses - often using his own ingredients.