Lorna Hughes

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Popular Plymouth pub's new menu getting rave reviews

4 days ago | msn.com | Lorna Hughes

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Popular Plymouth pub's new menu getting rave reviews

4 days ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

The new menu at a popular Plymouth pub is getting rave reviews from happy diners. The Bank, tucked away behind the Theatre Royal off Royal Parade, promises "a feast for all occasions" including burgers, pizzas and small plates. It's joked that a "food coma is guaranteed", suggesting offerings like the Hot Honey Chicken & Bacon Burger, Dirty Tato Pops, Cheddar & Jalapeno Doughnuts and Crispy Chicken Tenders with sweet chilli sauce.
St Ives Food and Drink Festival 2025 announces new live music nights and beach yoga

4 days ago | cornwalllive.com | Lorna Hughes

St Ives Food and Drink Festival is returning for 2025 after its year off - with organisers promising plenty to do away from eating and drinking. This year will have a greater focus on live music in a "refreshed programme of celebrations", plus a host of wellness activities, family cooking classes and masterclasses.
Plymouth man fed up with being unable to read his birthday cards had brilliant idea

4 days ago | msn.com | Lorna Hughes

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Plymouth man fed up with being unable to read his birthday cards had brilliant idea

4 days ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

A Plymouth man who "felt hopeless" after applying for more than 1,000 jobs without success has won a major award after a brilliant idea turned his life around. Brandon Hulcoop was inspired to create his own business because of the frustrations of being unable to read his birthday cards or menus. The 23-year-old was born with a visual impairment and says employers "couldn’t get past that" as he struggled to find work.
The Cambs restaurants shortlisted for a popular award

4 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

Five Cambridgeshire favourites are in the running to be named the best takeaways in the South of England and Wales. They've made the cut in the Deliveroo Restaurant Awards 2025, celebrating the best and most loved local restaurants up and down the country. Takeaways from burger bars to sushi spots are fighting it out for accolades across 65 different categories.
Somerset man's 'ultimate test' after hour that turned his life upside down

5 days ago | somersetlive.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

A Somerset man has embarked on the "ultimate test" after his life was turned upside down in just an hour. Peter Dunlop was living in New Zealand when he was given devastating news from the other side of the world. Peter and his wife Robyn called home after discovering they had been given settled status to stay in the country. It was during this phone call in September 2016 that they learned Peter's mum Jane had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer after experiencing stomach issues.
'Amazing' Plymouth coffee shop rebranding to new restaurant

5 days ago | msn.com | Lorna Hughes

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'Amazing' Plymouth coffee shop rebranding to new restaurant

5 days ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

Impressed diners have hailed a Plymouth coffee shop as "amazing" and it is set to rebrand into a restaurant specialising in breakfast and lunch dishes. The Almond Thief opened in a former clothes shop on Looe Street three years ago after making a name for itself in Dartington and Totnes. It served a range of fresh bakes including sourdough, croissants and pain au chocolat, along with a selection of sandwiches and savoury bakes at lunchtimes with coffee sourced from Crankhouse in Exeter.
Falmouth Food Festival returns 'bigger, better, and tastier' - and it's still free

5 days ago | cornwalllive.com | Lorna Hughes

Falmouth Food Festival is returning for 2025 and organisers are promising it'll be "bigger, better, and tastier". The event - taking place over the late May bank holiday - will still be free and has been extended to four days this year. New additions this year include a 'Chef's Theatre' for demonstrations from top South West chefs and barbecue cooking on Kamado Joe BBQs. It will also host interactive chef and producer talks and exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences.