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CEGIN Y BOBL: WELSH CHEFS WORKING TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM PUBLIC HEALTH

CEGIN Y BOBL: WELSH CHEFS WORKING TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM PUBLIC HEALTH

A host of Wales’ top chefs are working together to transform the nation’s relationship with food.

With the diet-related disease bill for the NHS mounting on a daily basis, changing people’s relationship with food for the better by tapping into the pleasure of working together with raw, fresh ingredients has never been more important.

Now, Cegin Y Bobl (The People’s Kitchen)is a new charity which looks to bridge that gap – the brainchild of seasoned restaurateur and broadcaster Simon Wright and food writer and historian Carwyn Graves.

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Zero Waste Cardiff

NEW CARDIFF REUSABLE CUP SCHEME WILL HELP TACKLE 2.5 BILLION SINGLE-USE COFFEE CUP PROBLEM

NEW CARDIFF REUSABLE CUP SCHEME WILL HELP TACKLE 2.5 BILLION SINGLE-USE COFFEE CUP PROBLEM

A brand-new returnable coffee cup scheme will be launching in the Welsh capital next month.

The Cardiff Refill Return Cup scheme – the first-of-its-kind in Wales – will enable Cardiffians to ‘borrow’ a reusable takeaway cup from a participating café and return it at a later date so that it can be washed and used again and again.

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‘Modern Welsh’ Restaurant Gorse opens in Pontcanna

‘Modern Welsh’ Restaurant Gorse opens in Pontcanna

Following the resounding success of his pop-up ventures across Cardiff, Chef Tom Waters has opened his first permanent restaurant, Gorse, in Pontcanna. Diners can expect the same dedication to micro-seasonality that has defined Tom’s culinary ethos to date; tasting menus will change weekly and even daily to reflect the best of what’s in season and what his suppliers can recommend.

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What's On Vale of Glamorgan

TWO WEEK ‘VALE FOOD TRAIL’ SET TO RETURN THIS SUMMER

TWO WEEK ‘VALE FOOD TRAIL’ SET TO RETURN THIS SUMMER

Following a successful debut event last year, the ‘Vale Food Trail’ will return later this year, running from 26th May – 4th June 2024. The two-week, multi-location food festival offers ‘an exploration and celebration of food, farming & sustainability in the Vale of Glamorgan.’

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