William Telford

2 days ago | msn.com | William Telford

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2 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | William Telford |Pete Gavan

It had more than 1,000 members who paid to join across the regionMystery shrouds the unexpected descent into administration of Taste of the West, the UK's largest independent regional food group. The company, which boasted King Charles as a patron, had over 1,000 members across Devon, Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Somerset, and Wiltshire, and was renowned for its popular annual awards scheme.

4 days ago | msn.com | William Telford

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2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Craft beer, cocktails and cakes have been helping to make a Plymouth pub a major success. At a time when many hostelries are struggling, the family-owned Victualling Office Tavern, now known as the VOT, has become a destination for beer lovers and foodies alike. The 18th Century Stonehouse peninsula pub reopened in November 2022, after being shut for four years, when it was bought by Warren and Lucy Kressinger-Dunn and given a £200,000 revamp.

2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Cristina Varga’s one-woman show at Theatre Royal Plymouth’s The Drum is fast, funny and as warm as a summer’s afternoon in Bucharest. Quite frankly, Close Enough is as close to perfection as theatre experiences get. It’s a comedy, based on Cristina’s real life story, about a young woman who travels from her native Romania to study, work and follow her dream in the UK. It explores the stereotypes around immigrant women from Eastern Europe but does it with song, dance, film clips and lots of laughs.