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May 23, 2012

Chefs create Yorkshire menu for charity dinner

TV chef Brian Turner, will host a special dinner at Leeds Corn Exchange this Friday to raise funds for Cancer Research UK as part of the Leeds Loves Food festival. Together with Leeds chef Anthony Flinn, a specially created Yorkshire … Continue reading →

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May 20, 2012

The woman who is baking her way around the world

Today is, as I’m sure you’ll all know, world baking day when a global bakeathon will be taking place to share the joy of cakes. So what better day could there be to introduce you to the intrepid Lauren Prince … Continue reading →

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Tagged as bake, baking, blog, cakes, charity, cooking, food, northeast, world

November 8, 2009

Wartime lessons for the modern cook

This seemed a fitting thing to blog about on Remembrance Sunday, a cookbook which teaches a lesson about making do and reminds us that the kitchen hasn’t always been about cling-wrapped, imported abundance. The Thrifty Kitchen is now on sale … Continue reading →

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August 29, 2009

20 different cuisines in one day of Leeds eating

How many different cuisines would you expect to find in the average UK city? OK you’d expect to find various European and Asian options but what about Ethiopian or Cuban? Intrepid food blogger Katie of LeedsGrub has come up with … Continue reading →

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Cullen Skink recipe for new charity cookbook

I’ve recently been asked to contribute a recipe for a new cookbook which will be sold to raise cash for the charity Independent Age . They provide friendship and financial support for older people on low incomes to help them … Continue reading →

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  I was recently invited to talk to regional editors at a Society of Editors conference held in the Midlands. It covers a couple of the major projects we’ve been working on at Talk About Local which are all about using mobile technologies to explore useful community information. The first example is an Augmented Reality prototype […]
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  The Sage in Gateshead throws open its doors today to an assortment of technologists, geeks, scientists and entrepreneurs who'll be making their way north east for the annual Thinking Digital conferenceThinking Digital is a placemark in the calendar for many working in the technology and creative sectors and has helped put the north east on the map for i […]
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