VegfestUK are organisers of some of Europe's biggest veggie and vegan festivals. Created in Bristol in 2003 when Tim Barford, founder the UK's 1st hemp company Yaoh, had the idea of mixing the seriousness of veganism with a rock 'n' roll festival atmosphere. Vegfest events are a haven for people who want to mix with like-minded people, are curious about veggie lifestyles, or just want to eat all day and soak up the party atmosphere.
Torquay's free food festival, TorqEat, is set to take place from Saturday 3rd to Sunday 4th May 2014 from 10am until 6pm each day. Visit Torquay's vibrant Harbourside and Cary Gardens to join in on this taste explosion. Heading up the fantastic line up of chefs, Simon Hulstone, chef proprietor at Torquay''s Michelin starred restaurant The Elephant, will be impressing all with his talent for using local, seasonal produce to create hugely memorable flavours.
The Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival is the largest festival of its kind in the south of England, running every Easter and for ten days in September. With local producers, growers, restaurants, bars and food retailers firmly at its heart, it is a showcase of the fantastic food, drink and hospitality to be found in the city and surrounding Sussex.
From live demonstrations by your favourite TV chefs to 100s of the UK's finest producers, every BBC Good Food Show will serve up a feast of culinary inspiration. And brand new for 2014 the ultimate day out for food-lovers is heading for the beautiful Yorkshire town of Harrogate.
This year The Allergy & Free From Show sponsored by Udi's Gluten Free will be coming to Olympia London from the 4th - 6th July 2014 - with the BT Convention Centre in Liverpool hosting the North show from the 25th - 26th October. Eight year old inspiration Daisy Ames will open Europe's biggest public-facing event for people with allergies and intolerances at Olympia Grand, London on Saturday 5th July at 10:30am.
We all take our cars for their yearly MOT, to check that they are road worthy and diagnose any potential problems before they cause a break-down. By regularly servicing our cars we can keep an eye on their overall 'health', make sure that they have the right balance of oil and fluids and check their exteriors for wear and tear. So why don't we do the same for ourselves?
