They’re in every town centre and sometimes have the same names; that’s Indian restaurants. Somercotes is no exception. At the...
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Market food used to be all about simple, rib-sticking snacks like hot dogs piled with fried onions and thick wedges...
There are some pubs that claim to be what they’re not, and others who know exactly what they are and...
The British love affair with ‘Indian’ cuisine has come a long way in the past 50 years. From the days...
An evening of quality Bangladeshi cuisine. “Whoa, slow down Midge you’re going far too fast, you’ll have to explain that...
Standing proudly on the market place in the centre of Wirksworth is The Hope and Anchor, a grade two listed...
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I’ve never been to mainland Spain although I once took a winter break on Lanzorote, the northernmost part of the...
Situated near Bridge number 23 next to the 93 mile long Trent and Mersey canal sits Willington’s original public house,...
Standing proudly on the market place in the centre of Wirksworth is The Hope and Anchor, a grade two listed...
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