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Work, Rest and Play at the Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa

Whether you are searching for the perfect setting to host a wedding, looking for a venue for business meetings or conferences, celebrating a birthday or simply want to enjoy afternoon tea in luxurious surroundings, then look no further than the Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa. Situated less than a mile from Junction 10 of the M1, Luton Hoo Hotel enjoys a beautiful rural setting and yet is only minutes away from Luton Airport, 40 minutes away from Heathrow and has superb road and rail links into the heart of London.

Lucy's Premium Homemade Dressings - Made with Love

Inspired in the family kitchen in Suffolk, using her own unique recipes and having hand-picked the finest quality local ingredients, Lucy's Dressings have been lovingly made for you to enjoy - on salads, as dips, as marinades or simply spread over warm fresh bread - the possibilities are endless... We met Lucy at the Spirit of Summer Fair at Olympia and were bowled over by the delicious dressings she had on offer for the show - so delicious we took a couple home to test on our panel of tasters.

Spreading the Udder Love at Reading, Glastonbury, Download and many more.

This summer, Shaken Udder's fresh tasty milkshakes will be ready and raring to refresh party goers and soothe sore heads at festivals right up and down the country. From Download and Glastonbury in June to Latitude in July and Camp Bestival, V Fest and Reading in August - the Shaken Udder milkshake stand is one not to be missed.

Top Indian Chef Reveals Secrets of the "WAG Curry Diet"

The head chef of the Massala Indian restaurant in Surrey located near Chelsea FC's Cobham training ground, has revealed how super skinny WAGs manage to keep their double zero figures, whilst enjoying sumptuous dishes from the sub continent. Chef Sunil Kumar Sinha is keen to dispel the myth that authentic Indian food is calorie laden or fattening.

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