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From Algeria to Zimbabwe – an extraordinary route to the Norfolk Coastal Path

Norfolk woman changes career to promote walking and glamping

Ginny Wilson-North has followed an odd career path, even by Norfolk standards. She started out as a hairdresser, running a successful salon, and ended up as a disaster-area rescue worker for RAPID UK, deployed to earthquakes in Iran, Pakistan and Indonesia.
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Understanding the sous vide and slow cooking revolution

CESA event looks at sous vide, low temperature and the latest slow cooking technologies Westminster Kingsway College, London SW1, May 17, 9am till 3pm It’s… read more

Off-the-shelf canteen suits Wren’s ‘The Nest’ head office

ATL creates new canteen using sixteen Moffat Versicarte counters Wren Living, the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom manufacturer, is so busy that it has had to… read more

Norfolk School’s lifelong approach to reading earns praise from Minister of State

Aldborough Primary school achieves 100% in reading tests

A government minister of state has written to a North Norfolk primary school to praise its high standards in reading.
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Foodservice PR in splash for Hospice Ethiopia

Tim Morgan, founder of specialist catering equipment marketing agency The Publicity Works, is asking for help to raise money for Hospice Ethiopia. He’s doing the Swimathon on Friday April 7th – a 5k swim (200 lengths of a standard pool) for the charity…. read more

Brexit: UK catering equipment industry sees some positives amidst the fears:

CESA’s Business Barometer underlines worries – but provides a powerful tool for the Association’s negotiations with government Just how concerned the UK catering equipment industry… read more