Category: Technology, Culture, Food, World
‘Energy crisis as bad as Covid’ and police failures
EPA The Daily Telegraph leads on a warning that wildfires threaten to sweep across parts of the country this weekend in what it calls an…
Coronavirus: Abergavenny Food Festival cancelled
Artur Tixiliski/Abergavenny Food Festival The Abergavenny Food Festival was attended by 30,000 people in 2017 Wales’ largest food and drink festival has been cancelled due…
White House unveils plans to reduce nicotine in cigarettes
Getty Images The amount of nicotine in cigarettes sold in the US is set to be reduced to minimal or non-addictive levels. The White House…
Who was the Italian behind Joe’s ice cream parlour?
Joe’s Ice Cream Luigi Cascarini left his native Italy for south Wales at the end of the 19th Century In 1898, Luigi Cascarini left his…
takeaways challenged to use less
Bristol project aims to cut plastic waste from takeaways Takeaway restaurants are being urged to use less single-use plastic by a new environmental campaign group.…
Fuel hikes threaten consumer spending
Getty Images The price of fuel has hit a three-and-a-half-year high as the price of oil continues to climb, putting more pressure on consumers. The…
Making a business from honey: Beekeeper’s mead mission
Matt Newell owns 130 hives, each containing roughly 60,000 Welsh honey bees Not many people are lucky enough to turn a hobby into a career.…
Chefs call for more support to help Bristol restaurants
BBC The Bristol Food Union was formed during lockdown A group of chefs has warned the restaurant scene in Bristol may take years to recover…
‘Fish and chips must help save our seas’
BBC Matthew Williams hopes to win Fish and Chip shop of the year An award-winning fish and chip shop has called for takeaways to do…
Climate bill will be ruination of NI agriculture, says UFU
Elaine Mitchell BBC News NI Pacemaker Cattle produce methane, which makes up much of the emissions in the farming sector The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU)…