Kokova Magazine

Wallace & Gromit are calling on people across the UK to join The BIG Breakfast from the 22nd - 28th April 2013, to raise thousands of pounds for sick children in hospitals and hospices, by enjoying their BIG Breakfast. People from all walks of life are being invited to take part and host a 'Wallace & Gromit BIG Breakfast' for the week in April and the event, sponsored by Foresters, is being launched with a special Wallace & Gromit Breakfast at Garfunkel's restaurants for children from local hospitals and hospices.

The concerns of veterinary associations about dog welfare and control have been echoed by a cross-party committee of MPs, which has criticised the Government's inaction over these important issues. Vets have welcomed the report, which calls for consolidated legislation and preventive measures to tackle dog control problems and further action to address the welfare issues of dog breeding.

Cornwall has some the finest views and finest food in the country. It's no surprise then that a stroll to a café for a lazy lunch, spot of afternoon tea or a good coffee is high on many people's weekend or holiday agenda. To help visitors to the county find and enjoy the true Cornish café gems, Cornwall Food & Drink is launching an invaluable map and guide to the crème of Cornish cafés: The Truly Cornish Café Trail. Launched for spring 2013, the trail is designed to inspire visitors to get off the beaten track and discover the best foodie spots - cafés that pride themselves on sourcing ingredients locally and serving great food.

Per portion: 157 calories, 30.4g protein, 1.5g carbohydrate, 3.3g fat, 0.4g saturated fat, 1g fibre, 2.57g salt Prep: 5 mins Cook: 5 mins Serves 2

In the current economic climate, when profit margins are tight and businesses need to be as competitive as possible, it's more important than ever to trim down your costs. But while you're chasing sales, negotiating deals and counting every penny, you're probably also spending money on energy you don't need. If you think reducing your carbon footprint will take too much time and money, think again.

The horsemeat scandal has exposed two major flaws in our food system: too little traceability and too much processed food. Too few of us now know where our food comes from, and when it comes to food in our schools and hospitals, we cannot even check the label. This is why the Soil Association has taken up the challenge of transforming catering across the UK.