Last weekend it was a delight to finally walk around the impressive Derby course at the Hickstead showground and watch some of the world's top showjumpers compete to win the Hickstead Derby, instead of simply watching it on TV. Your Source Today took a trip out to Hickstead to get a first hand feel for this event and to see what Derby Day had to offer.
Chotto Matte is set to open its doors on the 18th September 2013, during London Fashion Week and is bringing the energy of underground Tokyo to the streets of Soho. Located on the corner of Bateman and Frith, Chotto Matte will bring together the best of Japanese and Peruvian cultures serving up high-quality Nikkei cuisine, colourful cocktails, and live music.
How often have you looked in the cupboards and wondered what meal to make? Wondered what new recipe you could try if you only had the right ingredients, the time or the inspiration to get cooking? Well, now you can with Hello Fresh. They take the worry out of organising the right ingredients, put the surprise back into menu choices and take the time to collect everything together for you and deliver it straight to your door.
As a coeliac of 20 years Debra Lendrum, founder of Deli Divine, knows how hard it is to find great tasting gluten free food. Having searched long and hard and been left lacking she set up Deli Divine in order to bring quality products and new discoveries together in one place, saving you the time and effort of shopping around for the best intolerance friendly foods. All the gluten free foods at Deli Divine have been taste-tested by Debra's gluten eating hubby - to ensure that they are full of flavour and not free-from taste.
According to the RSPCA, new figures show an alarming increase in the number of pets being abandoned, with more than 37,000 animals being dumped across England and Wales in the past year. This is a rise of 9,000 (34%) from the previous year, with financial difficulties being listed as one of the reasons people are getting rid of their pets. Every year the charity sees a sharp rise in abandonments at the height of summer and evidence from the RSPCA and other animal charities suggests some people chose to get rid of their pets rather than pay for them to be looked after while they are on holiday.
The BBC's new period drama 'The White Queen' is causing a drama of a different kind - that of historical inaccuracy. The lavish production is based on the novel by Philippa Gregory and set in 1464 during the War of the Roses, but look closely and behind the simpering stares and brooding brows lurk modern day anachronisms that are all too prevalent. These include metal hand rails, bricks, modern guttering, zips, nail polish and clothes pegs.
