Archive for January, 2007
Live Webchat with Lesley Waters
Webchats TV is hosting a webcast with Lesley Waters on Monday 29th January at 1pm to talk about the importance of seafood in the diet and the benefits of oil-rich fish.
Lesley will discussing her top tips on what to look out for when buying fish and will be joined by Juliette Kellow - […]
Borough Market Under Threat
The famous Borough Market in London is under threat; well partially anyway. There is a planning application pending to run a railway line through part of the site that will involve knocking down 23 listed and unlisted buildings in the immediate area.
An on-line petition has been set-up at Save The Borough Market Campaign. If you […]
French Food Killed Napoleon
Napoleon was not assassinated by the British; a new report suggests he was felled by poor quality French Food.
American researchers have concluded that stomach cancer exasperated by French military food was the possible cause of death, so says Cosmos.
In the latest twist in a long-running medical saga, the research team reassessed Napoleon’s clinical history, […]
Farmhouse Breakfast Week 2007
Today marks the start of Farmhouse Breakfast Week 2007. Its aim? encouraging people to get active as part of a healthy lifestyle with the theme “Make Time for It!”.
There are a series of events across the country (displayed on a flash-driven map) which range from ‘buy one get one free’ breakfast deals, an open […]
Coming Soon - air mile food labels
Excellent news that both Tesco and M&S are to introduce ‘air miles’ labels on their food.
The aircraft stickers will appear on produce at Marks & Spencer and Tesco from Easter. The logos are still being devised but the M&S version is likely to state ‘Flown’ on the label whereas at Tesco the favoured phrase […]
