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FINISH & FEAST – INDUSTRY-LEADING FINE DINING AT HOME SERVICE – WELCOMES ITS FIRST MICHELIN STARRED RESTAURANT TO THE ROSTER
Half of people would travel further and pay more for a less polluted holiday

Last week, Milan became the first nation to ban smoking within 30ft distance of other people at bus and tram stops, as well as in parks and green spaces, sporting venues, children’s play areas and even cemeteries.
From Crop to Cup: Where Does My Fairtrade Coffee Come From?

Coffee is one of the oldest and most loved commodities across the globe, so much so that two billion cups are drank every single day. So much for a nation of coffee drinkers — it seems we’ve put the jar of teabags to the side for now.
Has Lockdown Made the UK Fall Back in Love with Tradition?
Reasons to keep faith in the UK hotels sector – Co-founder of new group AGO Hotels looks to the future

Despite the extreme pressure in the market currently, the co-founder of new hotels group AGO Hotels is optimistic about a bounce-back in the UK.
Improving Floor Safety During Winter
Dowsing & Reynolds – Home Décor Trends for 2021 and Beyond
Celebrity Blue Zoning — How Have These Locations Changes These Celebrities’ Lives?
2020 has Catapulted Hospitality Closer to the Digital World
Washing Wise: What Your Laundry Labels Mean

We’ve all made laundry mistakes at one point in our lives, often unintentionally sacrificing our favourite clothes. Whether it’s a red sock with the white towels, or your favourite jumper in a wash that is too hot leaving it ten times smaller, we’ve all fallen victim to not reading the care label and ensuring that we are cleaning our clothes correctly.
How Rural Living Can Help the UK’s Food Security Problem

Food security, put simply, is the state of having reliable access to enough affordable, nutritious food. While the UK benefits from a successful agricultural industry, many domestic and international factors affect food production and prices for consumers. This became evident during the world food price spike of 2008.