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I switched on the TV the other night to watch QI but found that another programme had taken its place. Julien Temple's documentary on the growth, decay and rebirth of Detroit (Requiem for Detroit?) was on instead. I wasn't sure whether to keep watching at first but I soon found myself hooked. Certainly more than 'quite interesting' (QI)!
The film charted the rapid rise of the city as the motor industry made Detroit its home and attracted thousands of people to work in the factories.…
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National Vegetarian Week is a great opportunity to promote your locally grown and locally made produce.
Newspapers and radio will be looking for local angles and local stories to put a local spin on the Ntaional Vegetarian Week…
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I am delighted to announce that Spice ‘n’ Easy has been nominated in this year’s Hampshire Life Food & Drink Awards and I am hoping to make it on to the short list of finalists. To help in this endeavour I would be most grateful if you would…
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Hi all
Can you help us?
The Food Challenge have booked a stall at the New Forest Spring Fair on Sunday 5th May.
We will running a very activity led stall, with lots of seed planting, poem writing and pot making.
We…
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I tried the cheese from the Fernhill Cheese Company and went back for more! Soft, creamy and fresh, the children liked it too. Worth stopping at their stall at Lymington Saturday Market just opposite St Thoma's Church.
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