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February 13, 2012

The (link) baitbox: Baker’s Rwanda trip plus curry, Cornocopia, Claridges and more

Some of the tastiest morsels with a northern edge to enjoy for your lunch. – Baker Ruth Clemens, who blogs at the Pink Whisk, has arrived in Rwanda for a tour with Save the Children. In the first of her posts … Continue reading →

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Healthy eating award for Indian

News just in – Manchester vegetarian Indian restaurant Lily’s is celebrating winning a NHS Healthy Food Silver Award. Family run Lily’s in Ashton specialises in traditional Indian vegetarian without the use of artificial colourings. Prital Sachdev, who runs Lily’s along … Continue reading →

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August 10, 2006

Cats in the kitchen

Meow….it’s not a sound you want to hear in a restaurant! While dining in my local (and very good) Indian this week the shrill shound of a cat’s cry punctuated the room.
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- Presentation at Society of Editors: Being local in a mobile first world
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  You southern scoundrel……..I don’t know how you have the nerve to show your treacherous smarmy two faced southern face up here at all. While officially bowing out today, the Guardian’s former northern editor Martin Wainwright has made public a letter in which he is roundly abused by an anonymous critic of his work. Picture 11 […]
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  Update: There’s now a collaborative googledoc which is crowdsourcing other options here:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/lv?key=0ApTo6f5Yj1iJdFRfWmhUVjV0WkktTjJhUUE4dGR5WUE&toomany=true#gid=0 I was an avid GoogleReader user – for many years – so I’m one of the people this is going to inconvenience. However, I had already started migrating some feeds t […]
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- Thinking Digital gets underway for 2013
  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 […]
- Easter events in the north
  Children breaking up for the holidays, church services, eggs and all that - what's happening over Easter near you?There's plenty on across the north of England over the Easter break whether it's entertainment, days out or traditional services that you're looking for.Narrowly avoiding all those cracking puns which pop up at this time of ye […]
- Major speakers announced for Thinking Digital 2013
  Google's geospatial technologist Ed Parsons, teenage scientist Jack Andraka and the woman who brought technology alive to an a generation of early evening television viewers Maggie Philbin are just some of the big names heading to Gateshead in May for what's been dubbed the 'UK's TED'The worlds of science, technology and media collid […]
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