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How on earth has another year passed??! Seriously, I have no idea where the months have gone; but His Nibs and I have made it through another year together, which is always something
An upstart Derby distiller which sells its vodka and gin in distinctive eco-friendly reusable metal bottles has picked up a host of awards at two prestigious spirit
A New Neighbourhood Dining Spot Celebrating the Best of British Flavours. Dan Coles, celebrated chef and Nottingham local, has opened the doors to his first solo venture
Regular followers of the blog already know this, but for those of you that don't: a) I'm not the worlds' best cook, and b) I'm a lazy critter, so if I can get away without being in
I love a surprise, especially one that involves me not cooking. The Man Bird had spotted what Id got out for dinner and clearly wasn't feeling it, as he piped up Shall we nip
The Maynard and The George Hathersage, both owned by independent hospitality group, Longbow Bars & Restaurants, have announced that Father Christmas will
The Southern states of America are amazing for two main reasons: their friendliness and hospitality, and their Smokehouse eateries. An English gent
When I'm poorly, I'm a proper misery. Bless him, The Man was trying his hardest to cheer me up but I was still in the 'woe-is-me doldrums' that is until he reminded me that I needed
Eager to show Mummy Bird some more of the North East's lovely places, we headed to the recently zhuzhed-up Whitley Bay and the delights of the new Promenade and the
Taking pity on Mummy Bird - we had walked her rather far the previous day! - we decided to be lazy and drive the mile to The Landing for breakfast! There's plenty of parking both to