Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week
Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week (6-13 August) is one of the longest-running events in UK sporting history. The sailing regatta first took place in 1826 when a fleet of seven boats lined up on the start line.
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Winners of the 2011 Organic Food Awards Announced
The winners of the 2011 Organic Food Awards were announced at the Start Festival, Clarence House, on Wednesday 27th July 2011, part of the national 'Start' initiative, established by The Prince's Charities Foundation to promote and celebrate sustainable living.
Wind, Water and Wood
Soil Association Scotland's successful Climate Change Programme draws to a close at the end of September, but there's still a chance to attend two final events; 'Developing On Farm Renewables' and 'Grassland and Livestock Management'.
Hickstead To Rock To The Sound Of Live Music
The All England Jumping Course at Hickstead is known for showcasing the best in equestrian action, and now it’s set to become a top-class entertainment venue too with a series of concerts and live events planned for 2012. Holding live music events at sporting grounds and racecourses has proved a hugely successful format in Britain, and Hickstead has teamed up with entertainment producers the Liz Hobbs Group so that they can also offer live events at the West Sussex showground.
Are You Ready To Shewee?
Let it not be said that Team Source doesn't rise to the challenge or take product reviews to the Extreme. The Source caught up with 'Shewee' at Guilfest 2011 and were invited to sample some items from this ingenious product range - so we headed home with two Shewee Extremes (in Nato green and bright pink) plus a standard Shewee and an absorbent pouch.
Local Business Makes the Grade with Paphitis
The Cake Crusader, based in Reading, is a Theo Paphitis Small Business Sunday winner for 3rd July 2011. The company focus is on special occasion cakes and cupcakes for people who suffer a variety of food intolerances and allergies that include gluten, wheat, dairy, egg and sugar. Allergy UK estimates that up to 45 per cent of the population in the UK suffer some form of food intolerance while around eight per cent of children under the age of three suffer from a food allergy as well.