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Our mission is to supply ethically and sustainably sourced food, empower people to live healthier lives, and use our business to educate and help reduce our impact on the environment, by tackling food waste, and using hunger to end hunger.

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President Trump recklessly disregards the dangers of climate change in the face of resounding scientific consensus.

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Terms and Conditions Deposits Northern Hemisphere – A minimum $600 per person non refundable deposit is required within 5 days of your confirmation to secure your booking, or your reservation may be cancelled. Some suppliers may require a higher deposit amount and/or payment inside the standard 5 days to secure the booking, of which you will […]

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¿Está planeando alquilar el yate de sus sueños en Croacia? Nuestra completa sección de preguntas frecuentes tiene todo lo que necesita, consejos de expertos y respuestas a todas sus preguntas, desde la elección del yate perfecto hasta la elaboración de itinerarios inolvidables.

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When I started collecting Pelikan fountain pens, I was overwhelmed by the variety available.  So many options exists that it is difficult to know how to proceed, especially for a newcomer to the brand.  Where is the best place to start?  Unfortunately, no road map exists and many of us have learned a little from […]

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Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold launches teen-focused tours and half-term 50% discount for under 16s This half term, Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold at NEON at Battersea Power Station is flipping the script on how young audiences experience history, with the launch of new “Ancient Egypt: Exposed” tours designed specifically for ages 9-16. Built for curious, content-savvy teens, the new tours dive into the strange, surprising, and seriously shareable side of Ancient Egypt. What’s more, the exhibition is reducing ticket prices for under 16s to encourage attendance during the school holidays. Taking place on 26 and 27 May at 5pm, the new teen tours are scripted in collaboration with Egyptologist Dr Edward Scrivens from the Egypt Exploration Society, brought to life by actors, and designed to spotlight the side of Ancient Egypt you don’t get in textbooks. Visitors will also dive into an immersive virtual reality journey, before trying their hand at a tile painting workshop inspired by the symbols, patterns and stories found throughout the exhibition.  Teen visitors will discover… Ancient curses were actually a thing – Forget the myth of Tutankhamun’s curse, some tombs carried very real warnings, threatening intruders with brutal fates – including being eaten by crocodiles Makeup was basically ancient tech – Eyeliner wasn’t just for looks; it helped reduce sun glare Cats were treated like royalty – Cats were so revered they could be mummified and buried like royalty, and were often linked to the goddess Bastet and other protective deities. Ancient Egyptians had their own version of group chat drama – Surviving letters are full of gossip, complaints, and friendship breakups. These stories will be brought to life through the exhibition’s 180 extraordinary artefacts, all over 3,000 years old and on loan from Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities, many of which have never before left Egypt. Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Goldhas quickly become the highest-rated exhibition live on Fev

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Corn bread is the perfect side dish, especially in the fall, and with chili. It’s crumbly and sweet which pairs so beautifully with spicy main dishes. I like a skillet cornbread because the c…