Love Food Hate Waste is a new campaign, launched in Manchester today, to educate people about the impact of wasting food. And even better, Manchester Food and Drink Festival has announced that Love Food Hate ...
Love Food Hate Waste is a new campaign, launched in Manchester today, to educate people about the impact of wasting food. And even better, Manchester Food and Drink Festival has announced that Love Food Hate ...
Pies form one of the staples of British home cooking, so what better way to celebrate them than British Pie Awards? You can put pretty much anything in a pie, savoury or sweet, and make ...
Chester is preparing for the finale of its eighth food festival and this yearâs promises to be the biggest event yet with 20,000 people expected. The festivities kicked off with a number of pre-events through ...
1. Zouk Tea Bar, off Oxford Road (pictured)Zouk is the new kid on the block, and so far is making a big hit on Manchester curry lovers. Its contemporary spacey décor, along with the open ...
Traditional boozer The Castle Hotel is ready to fling open its doors again with new owners and a range of real ales. The Grade II listed building is more than 200 years old and the ...
Be the first to sample the unique culinary delights of the new spring London Road menu, and taste the finest seasonal & local produce carefully prepared by your head chef Laurence Tottingham. The new menu ...
If you read the Observer Food Monthly magazine in last Sundayâs paper, you might have noticed a distinct lack of Manchester restaurants in the runners-up and certainly none in the winners. Expecting a London bias ...
With Mothers day coming up, we thought weâd offer up a few ideas where you can go as a family to dine, maybe have a couple of cheeky glasses and, not worry about the kids ...
The councils in Greater Manchester including Wigan are launching a Love Food Hate Waste campaign to raise awareness of the amount of food we all throw away, and need your help! Love Food Hate Waste ...
www.forevermanchester.com is a virtual island where Mancunians living at home and abroad can purchase their favourite piece of Manchester from upwards of £5; and become a modern day philanthropist. All funds go to Forever Manchester, ...