The popular street food market at Temple Quay in Bristol is set to return on Thursday 15th April.
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Over half of licensed premises in the South West have space to trade outside for mid-April reopening
Around two in five licensed premises nationally have some kind of space to trade from when the market reopens for outside trading on Monday 12th April.
Read moreHarry’s Cider to launch Pink Rhubarb fruit cider during Southwest Cider Week
Somerset craft cider producer Harry’s Cider Company will be launching a new Pink Rhubarb cider at an open day on 17 April as part of the Southwest Cider Week celebrations.
Read moreShops and outdoor dining prepare to re-open at Wapping Wharf, Bristol’s harbourside community
Many shops, restaurants and cafes are preparing to re-open from Monday April 12th onwards at Wapping Wharf.
Read moreBath businesses collaborate to celebrate the reopening of the hospitality industry
Electric Bear Brewery based on Brassmill Lane in Bath has partnered with café and coffee roaster, Mokoko Café on Dorchester Street to develop a craft beer.
Read moreDiscerning new Cornish Pasty rum, strictly limited edition
The English Spirit Distillery have distilled a bold new Cornish rum, filled with the hearty flavours of a Cornish pasty.
Read moreExciting pop-up street food concept expands to launch at Avonside, Melksham
SCOFF Pop-up, an exciting new street food concept, will launch at Avonside, Melksham on Thursday and Friday evenings.
Read moreSea Arch Drinks teams up with The Seahorse Trust
Alcohol-free spirits company Sea Arch Drinks is teaming up with The Seahorse Trust to help boost awareness of the charity and raise much-needed funds to support its research and conservation work.
Read moreThe South West Food Hub working to support the delivery of new approach to public sector food procurement
The South West Food Hub is working with the Crown Commercial Service to support the delivery of a new dynamic approach to public sector food procurement.
Read moreBristol hotel is ‘Hybrid Ready’
A Bristol hotel has become part of a global network officially approved by the Hilton group as being able to accommodate the new way people meet and celebrate.
Read moreBaking is on the Rise
The Rise Bakery is a new concept from local entrepreneur and well-known restauranteur Lloyd Inwood in Plymouth and aims to elevate traditional baking methods to a new level.
Read moreThe LSS Group becomes a Kickstart Gateway to help the hospitality sector place young people in jobs at zero net cost to employers.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is backing a scheme which will enable hospitality employers to provide work placements to unemployed people aged 16-24.
Read moreDartmoor Beef and Lamb cuts out the middle man to sell straight off the farm
Richard Mortimore is the fourth generation to farm at Corndon on the edge of Meldon above Chagford.
Read moreSmall local tearoom starts delivering County wide
Taste of the West 20/21 Gold winner Strawberry Line Tea Room is a vintage tearoom in Winscombe, Somerset who, like many other small businesses has been affected with lockdown restrictions.
Read moreLiberation Group gets behind mental health charity Burnt Chef Project
Liberation Group (owners of Butcombe Brewing Co) has joined forces with The Burnt Chef Project to raise money for those struggling in the hospitality industry with mental health.
Read moreBeers raise cash for ocean clean-up
The Driftwood Spars Brewery, a pioneering microbrewery on the North Cornwall coast, is donating a percentage of all profits from its Cove range of beers to the Fathoms Free charity, which actively cleans the ocean around the Cornish peninsula.
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