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The Whisky Exchange Whisky Show presents The Whisky Dinner Enjoy the ultimate dining experience at The Bombay Brasserie and indulge in an exclusive showcase dinner of Indian cuisine and whisky pairing. As a prelude to The Whisky Exchange Whisky Show, The Whisky Dinner boasts a delicious range of food and drink and promises to take diners through a culinary journey which will surprise and awaken the senses. Taking place on 11th September, tickets are £125 per person and are available to buy now.

Are all oils the same? Do we really need a different oil for recipes or will a simple olive oil work across the board? We taste tested a selection of the diverse oils available in the Cooks & Co range to see just how they compare to the vast array of oils available today.

St John Ambulance, the nation's leading first aid charity, is again running its Save a Life September. Launched in 2011, the scheme was hugely successful and over 70,000 people received free first aid guides as part of the campaign. This year the charity wants to reach even more people to equip them with vital first aid skills.

Yellow Dog is a campaign that appears in several countries - a campaign for the dogs who need more space. By a yellow marker on the leash, owners can show that their dog needs more space. Maybe temporarily, or for a longer period.

Support the Soil Association and help them to continue campaigning for good food for all. Join from just £2.50 a month and they will send you a FREE Discover Organic cookbook (RRP £14.99) full of delicious organic recipes. You will also receive regular editions of Living Earth magazine, a Welcome pack and a membership card giving you access to special discounts.

Europe's biggest celebration of all things organic will be taking place throughout September, brought to you by the Soil Association - the UK's leading membership charity campaigning for healthy, humane and sustainable food, farming and land use. The Soil Association is asking the nation to discover why organic food is naturally different this September in support of the 'Organic, naturally different' campaign, which aims to increase consumer knowledge around the benefits of organic food and why it is worth paying a little bit extra.