Events, Food and Drink

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JULY

// 2nd July

POPPLETON COMMUNITY NURSERY, Poppleton, 10am - 4pm. Call in at the historic Nursery, explore our range of plants and meet the volunteers. Buy one get one free offer on summer bedding plants. Payment can only be accepted by cash or cheque at present. Find out more here www. poppletonrailwaynursery.co.uk.

// 2nd - 3rd July

STEAM & VINTAGE RALLY, Duncombe Park. The Great Yorkshire Traction Engine Club presents this year's Steam & Vintage Rally with live entertainment from Dr. Busker. Tickets £12 or under. Find them on Facebook @ duncombeparktractionenginerally.

// 2nd - 3rd July

DOGS UNLEASHED, Driffi eld Showground. Enjoy a fun-fi lled and informative day out for the whole friendly and of course your precious pooches! From rain displays, doggy swimming pools and dog shows plenty is going on. For more information and to purchase tickets visit dogsunleashed.co.uk.

// 2nd - 3rd July

MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION, Holy Trinity Church Hall, Heworth. This summer, the Holy Trinity Church Hall will host the 10th Annual Model Railway Exhibition, which will feature eight layouts and various vendors. Event in aid of York Against Cancer. Visit www.yorkagainstcancer. org.uk for more information.

EXHIBITION, will feature eight layouts and various vendors. Event in aid of York Against

// 3rd July

COLDPLACE, York Barbican. A brand new show comes to York Barbican with the focus being on the latest Coldplay album ' Music of the Spheres'. Visit yorkbarbican.co.uk for more information.

// 3rd July

ST LEONARD'S HOSPICE SUMMER FAIR, Tadcaster Road, Tadcaster Road, 12pm - 4pm. Spend a day at the fair with a petting farm, BBQ, refreshments, DANCE FEVER, Joseph Rowntree Theatre, 2.30pm. An afternoon of dance, music and costumes with pupils from three years old to adults showcasing their dance styles presented by the Yvonne Hoque School of Dance. by the Yvonne Hoque School of Dance. To book visit josephrowntreetheatre. To book visit josephrowntreetheatre. co.uk. co.uk.

// 4th July

RONAN KEATING, York Barbican, 7.30pm. Ronan will perform "all the hits" at his event, which has been rescheduled three times. To book visit yorkbarbican. co.uk. York Barbican, 7.30pm. Ronan will perform "all the hits" at his event, which has been rescheduled

// 5th July

WIGGINTON AND HAXBY W.I. MEETING, Wigginton Recreation Hall, 7.30pm. Enjoy a talk by Jo Botham. Everyone welcome, guests Jo Botham. Everyone welcome, guests £4. The talk is followed by tea and £4. The talk is followed by tea and cakes of course!

// 6th July

ACOMB METHODIST CHURCH HALL, 2.15pm - 4.30pm for an HALL, afternoon of Barn/Ceilidh Style Social afternoon of Barn/Ceilidh Style Social Dancing. Admission £3. For more Dancing. Admission £3. For more information call Phil on 01904 783029.

// 8th - 16th July

YORK EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022, various locations. Guest artists various locations. Guest artists include: The Sixteen, The Tallis Scholars, include: The Sixteen, The Tallis Scholars, Gabrieli Consort & Players, Paolo Gabrieli Consort & Players, Paolo Pandolfo & Amelie Chemin, International Young Artists Competition. If you are not able to join in person many of the concerts will be shown online. For full details visit www.ncem. co.uk/earlymusiconline.

// 9th July

EXPERIENCE ST NICKS DAY, St Nicks Environment Centre, YO103FW, 10am - 4pm. Come and YO103FW, 10am - 4pm. Come and experience everything St Nicks has to experience everything St Nicks has to offer! Unique taster sessions and fun offer! Unique taster sessions and fun challenges are available including lots of family-friendly activities. All booking

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// 9th July

BEEFRIENDLY CRAFTS AND PLANT SALE, St. Nicholas Church, Dunnington, 10am - 1pm. Treat yourself to some budget-friendly, bee-themed decorations or an inexpensive pollinatorfriendly plant. Fundraiser for the Disasters Emergency Committee & St Nicholas Church Building Fund. For more information on 'This is Dunnington' FB or email DunningtonGIG@gmail.com.

// 10th July

YORK ROTARY DRAGON BOAT CHALLENGE, River Ouse. 36 teams will be battling it out on the River Ouse for the Challenge Trophy and other prestigious awards. Look out for York Against Cancer teams, 'Sisk or Swim' and 'The Growlers'.

// 10th July

YORK PROMS, MUSEUM GARDENS, 4.30pm. The Yorkshire Festival Orchestra returns to the stage in the Museum Gardens to wow audiences with a night of wonderful music, great food and a fi reworks fi nale! To book visit yorkproms.com.

// 11th July

RIVER FOSS SOCIETY WALK, The Crown & Cushion, Welburn 10am. This month's fi ve-mile circular walk is in Welburn, with a refreshment stop at 'Dogh' cafe. For more information derek@chivers.plus.com.

// 12th July

ACOMB W.I. MEETING, Acomb Methodist Church Hall, 7.30pm - 9.30pm. This month the W.I. welcome Denise Adlard who will be speaking about the inside story of a nurse. Visitors welcome, £3 entry on the door.

// 14th July - 4th September

YO1 BEACH CLUB & ROLLER RINK, York Designer Outlet, 9.30am - 7pm. Enjoy a taste of the seaside with a sandy beach, cafe and bar, play-boat, funfair and even a roller skating rink. The beach is free, tickets for roller skating are available from yo1beachclub.co.uk.

// 14th July

EVENING WALK, Barlow Common, 7pm. Enjoy an evening walk with the RSPB York group on Barlow Common looking at wildlife. Free to join, meet at the reserve car park. For more information visit ww2.rspb.org.uk/ groups/york/events.

// 14th July

GOLF DAY, York Golf Club, Strensall, 12pm. York Against Cancer's annual Golf Day returns for a day of golf and fundraising. Starting with 'posh sandwiches' and chips from 12pm, teams are invited to play a shotgun start at 2pm a two course celebration dinner will be served at 7.15pm. For more information visit https://www.yorkagainstcancer. org.uk/events/golf-day-thursday-14july-2022/.

// 15th - 16th July

YORK STAMP & COIN FAIR, York Racecourse, 10am - 5pm (Sat) / 4pm (Sun). Visitors from far and wide are invited to come and browse, purchase and learn about stamps, coins, postal history, banknotes and more. Visit stampshows.net/york-stamp-coin-fair.

// 15th July – 4th September

THE GREAT RYEDALE MAZE, Sherburn, YO17 8QL. Back with even more family fun – a giant Dinosaur maze and mini-maze, family entertainment in the big top and as many rides as you like at the vintage funfair – all included in the ticket price! The Great Ryedale Maze at Sherburn, just off the A64 between Malton and Scarborough. It’s a great day out in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside. You can pay at the gates or book via greatryedalemaze.com.

// 16th & 17th July

MASHAM STEAM, Situated just off the A6108. A wonderful day out for the entire family. Steam engines, motorcycles, automobiles, and tractors are all examples of this. The ‘Dancing Diggers,’ children’s performers, craft stalls, music, and local beers are among the attractions. Visit www.mashamsteamrally. com for more information.

// 16th July

SUMMER SHOW, Wigginton Recreation Hall, 11am - 3pm. The Ancient Society of York Florists are bringing their summer show full of classes, fl oral art, baking, handicrafts and photography. Admission is £1. Homemade refreshments are available and parking is free. Visit www. ancientsocietyofyorkfl orists.co.uk for a full schedule of events.

// 16th July - 5th Sept

YORK MAZE, Elvington Lane, 10am - 6.30pm. This year's maze is set to aMAZE the family for a full day out packed with over 20 attractions, shows and rides and of course the maze! Tickets must be booked via www. yorkmaze.com.

// 16th - 17th July

PRIORY PATCHWORKERS 40TH ANNIVERSARY, Elvington Church, 10am - 4pm. Celebrating their

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// 19th July

YORK CENTRAL W.I. MEETING, Jacob's Well, 7pm. This month raising the roof with experienced community singing musician, Chris Bartram, who will lead a singing session. Anyone who wishes to come along should please email yorkcentralwi@ gmail.com for further information.

// 19th July

ACOMB AFTERNOON TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD, The Methodist Church Hall, Front Street Acomb, 2pm. Carol Tetlow will be the guest speaker giving a talk entitled ‘From Doctor to Author.’ Visitors are welcome. Admission £1 including refreshments. For more information email js5645@yahoo. co.uk or call 01904 798694.

// 20th July

ACOMB METHODIST CHURCH HALL, 2.15pm - 4.30pm for an afternoon of barn and ceilidh-style social dancing. Admission £3. For more information call Phil on 01904 783029.

// 21st July

AN EVENING OF BURLESQUE, York Barbican. Join the fun for a good old-fashioned night out for the ultimate variety show. Expect stylish cabaret, comedy, music, circus and burlesque and more. Visit www.yorkbarbican. co.uk/whats-on/an-evening-ofburlesque/ to book.

// 22nd - 23rd July

MUSIC SHOWCASE WEEKEND, York Racecourse. It's back! Watch the racing during the day then enjoy a weekend full of music that will not disappoint. This year Madness are performing on Friday evening, and Sugababes have been scheduled for Saturday. Book tickets online at yorkracecourse.co.uk.

// 22nd July - 5th September

MAGICAL WOODLAND ADVENTURE, Mother Shipton's Cave, Knaresborough. Explore a magical forest full with fairy cottages, huge toadstools, and exhibitions based on fairy tales. A truly magical day out for all of the family. Visit www.mothershipton. co.uk for more information.

// 23rd July

BEEFRIENDLY TRAIL, St. Nicholas Church, Dunnington, 10am - 4pm. Enjoy the community's bee-themed displays and blooms as well as the children's art competition posters/fl ags For more information visit 'This is Dunnington' FB or e-mail DunningtonGIG@gmail.com. SELBY FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL, Market Place, Selby, 10am - 7pm. Enjoy a day out tasting your favourite food and drinks, or maybe something new! Visit allevents.in/org/ selby-food-and-drink-festival/9782171 for more information. CONCERT FOR UKRAINE, Queen Margaret's School, Escrick, 7pm. Come and enjoy a magical evening with York Philharmonic Male Voice

// 23rd July

YORK ROCKS AGAINST CANCER, York Barbican. Organised by York Against Cancer supporter Ian Surgenor. This years twist to the show will feature a house band throughout the performance with dancers, videos and audience participation and the Shepherds Brass Band to keep it 'truly Yorkshire'. For more information visit www.yorkagainstcancer.org.uk.

// 23rd - 24th July

THE YORKSHIRE DALES FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL, Funkirk Farm, BD23 3AB. Hundreds of street food, artisan, and homeware vendors, as well as live demonstrations including The Hairy Bikers and James Martin. This massive event’s activities include live music, a vintage amusement fair, and sampling sessions, to name a few. Visit www.yorkshiredalesfoodanddrinkfestival. com.

// 25th JULY  4th SEPTEMBER

SLEDMERE MAIZE MAZE, Sledmere House. Summer fun for all the family in the four acres of maize maze and there’s plenty of activities in the paddocks too such as frisbee golf, footpool, sand pits and more. Picnic areas available and free parking. Book tickets online at www.sledmerehouse. com.

// 30th July

MEADOWFEST, The Talbot Hotel, Malton, 10am - 10pm. A boutique music festival in the beautiful surroundings of the riverside meadows. The uplifting festival aims to please all with a unique mix of live music and some epic street food. Visit visitmalton.com/meadowfest to book tickets. 2022 ORGAN RECITAL, All Saints' Church YO1 6JD, 12.30pm. Jeremy Lloyd will be performing at this month's recital. Admission free. No booking is required.

// 30th - 31st July, 6th – 7th August, 13th – 14th August

YORK RIVER ART MARKET, Dame Judi Dench Walk, 10am - 5.30pm. Over 30+ artists will be selling their beautiful original art and handcrafted goods in the picturesque setting of York Riverside. For more information search @yorkriverartmarket.

COMING SOON

// 6th August

WESTLIFE THE WILD DREAM TOUR, Various Cinemas across York. Don’t miss out on Westlife’s massive soldout concert held at Wembley Stadium. York’s cinemas will be screening this incredible performance from the UK’s

Masham

STEAM ENGINE & FAIR ORGAN RALLY

Sat 16th - Sun 17th July 2022

For further information visit: mashamsteamrally.com

// 18th August

FREE VALUATION EVENT, The Bar Convent, York, 11am-3pm. A team of valuers from Tennants Auctioneers will be on hand to discuss your antiques, jewellery, watches, collectables, wine and whisky and give you a free auction estimate for items you wish to sell. Visit tennants.co.uk for more information.

// 19th August

CLASSICS AT THE CASTLE, Castle Howard, 5pm - 10.45pm. Café Mambo Ibiza, the iconic dance music brand, has announced Armand Van Helden as the headline DJ for its spectacular outdoor 'Classics At The Castle' event at Castle Howard in York. Book tickets here lphconcertsandevents. co.uk/events/cafe-mambo-classics-atthe-castle/.

REGULAR EVENTS

// EVERY SECOND WED OF THE MONTH

ACOMB LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY, Acomb Church Hall, 10am. Enjoy a guest speaker's presentation followed by refreshments. Admission £2 (£1 for members).

// EVERY WED

YOGA WITH NESTOR, Stockton on the Forest Village Hall, 10am. A mixed ability yoga class, beginners welcome. Email nestorportnoy@yahoo. com. HARMONY LADIES CHOIR, Acomb Methodist Church Hall, 7:30pm. A friendly group that needs no audition to join and they looking for new members, come along and give it a try. For more information visit www. yorkinharmony.co.uk.

// EVERY WED & FRI

FRIENDSHIP GROUP, St Aelred's Community Centre, Tang Hall, 1-3 pm (Wed) and St Sampson's Centre, 10.30 am - 12.30am. Join the York Racial Equality Network at this regular meet-up that aims to combat isolation and bring communities together with weekly crafts and the opportunity to learn about different cultures. Visit www.yren.co.uk.

// EVERY THURS

YOGA WITH NESTOR, 29 Maple Grove, Fulford. A mixed ability yoga class, beginners welcome. Email nestorportnoy@yahoo.com. PURELY BALLROOM, Huntington Working Men's Club, 7-8.30pm. Join this friendly beginners ballroom and Latin dance lesson. Tuition will be focused on the jive, cha-cha and waltz up to the Christmas break. Call 07939 336315 or email andy.k.gant@gmail.com for more information.

// EVERY THURS & FRI

SILVER SWANS BALLET FOR OVER 55s, (under 55s also welcome) Huntington Memorial Hall (Thursdays) and St. Mary’s Church Hall, Haxby (Fridays). This gentle ballet class is adapted and age appropriate. Get fi t, have fun and meet people with a passion for life! Taught by RAD Silver Swans Licensee and director of Jorvik Dance (33 years professional performance / teaching experience, plus 10 years’ experience working with the over 50s community). Call 07725 478479 or visit www.jorvikdance.com for more information.

// EVERY SUN

WIGGINTON CAR BOOT, Home Farm, Wigginton. The classic Wigginton Car Boot Sale is on every Sunday, weather permitting. Cars cost £8 and vans are £9, with additional trailers at £2 extra. Public admission is £1 with toilets and refreshments available. Call 01904 768463 for more information.

// EVERY DAY

CITY CRUISES YORK, York's favourite water-based attraction offers sightseeing, dining, self-drive, and private hire cruises on the River Ouse, and is a much-loved and highly regarded staple of York's visitor economy. CITY WALLS EXPERIENCE, Micklegate Bar. Visit one of the historic gateways into the city and discover 2,000 year stories involving battle, imprisonment and near destruction. This new attraction is open April - October. Visit yorkcitywalls.com for more information. GHOST TRAIL OF YORK, West Doors of York Minster, 7.30 pm. Dare you cross the centuries and discover York's spine-chilling history? Visit www. ghosttrail.co.uk or call 01904 633276. JORVIK DIG, St Saviourgate. Head down to DIG on St Saviourgate where your little ones can experience a real hands-on archaeological adventure! Visit www.digyork.com for more information. WHITE ROSE YORK TOURS, meet at the West Entrance to York Minster, 11am - 3pm (also 1 pm Friday and Saturday). Take a free history tour of the city centre. Visit www.whiteroseyork. com or call 07792 207679. YORK’S CHOCOLATE STORY, Kings Square. Explore the history of chocolate and why York is called the ‘Chocolate City’. The tour will take a look through 3000 years of Chocolate history. Indulge in some treats from the shop. Visit yorkschocolatestory.com for more information. YORKSHIRE AIR MUSEUM, Elvington. Did you know that the fi rst-ever aeroplane was invented in Yorkshire? Explore aircraft from throughout history as well as archive material and documentation and learn all about the world of aviation. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll on the ‘Nature of Flight’ walk or take a moment to refl ect in the Remembrance Garden. Visit yorkshireairmuseum.org. YORK GOLF RANGE Towthorpe Moor Lane, near Strensall. Set in beautiful countryside, York Golf Range features a whole host of fun activities, including a fl oodlit driving range, a nine-hole golf course, crazy golf and even foot golf – a great combination of soccer and golf. Visit www.yorkgolfrange.co.uk or call 01904 499275.

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York Theatre Royal

To book, call 01904 623568, or visit www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk to do battle together, weaving Viking mythology with stories of modern-day York people.

Joseph Rowntree Theatre

To book, call 01904 501935, or visit www.josephrowntreetheatre.co.uk. event is jam-packed with hits and fan favourites and will transport you back to Phil's glory days.

// 4th - 9th July

THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE Meet Mari Hoff and Little Voice. Mother, Mari enjoys the sound of her own voice, whereas her daughter, Little Voice lives a humble and unassuming life, seeking joy from music's most legendary performers.

// 14th July - 23rd July

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS When Seymour, a fl ower store employee, discovers a fascinating new plant with lethal potential, it appears that hope is on the horizon. Could his newfound fame and money entice sweet Audrey?

// 30th July - 7th Aug

THE COPPERGATE WOMAN This epic new play imagines a world in which the old gods rise to meet the new,

Grand Opera House

To book, visit atgtickets.com, or call 0333 009 6690

// 2nd July

THE DREAMBOYS Endless ripped shirts, men in uniform and breath-taking antics to spice up a night out at the theatre! This cheeky night out has been created for 18 to 80 years old. Perfect for a hen do or big celebration.

// 14th - 17th July

BILLIONAIRE BOY From the David Walliams book, Billionaire Boy comes to the stage. Follow the life of Joe, one of the richest boys in town but he is left unhappy when he realises he has no friends.

// 25th - 27th July

THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA Based on the book by Judith Kerr this musical will be a hit with the family, packed with oodles of magic, sing-along songs and clumsy chaos!

// 5th - 7th July

A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES Join York Dance Works in their longawaited show. With an evening of dance, celebrate some of the greatest movies ever made! Ballet, tap, ballroom, jazz and more.

// 9th July

JRTC DOES HEROES AND VILLAINS This concert will take you on a journey through the stories of some of your favourite musicals, following some of the best-loved heroes and most heinous villains in musical theatre.

// 16th July

SERIOUSLY COLLINS No gimmicks, simply a true tribute to one of our generation's greatest performers, Phil Collins. This two-hour

// 20th - 24th July

PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT This fantastic musical follows two drag queens and their transgender companion as they perform a drag show at a resort in Alice Springs, a remote Australian desert resort town.

Theatre @ 41

To book, visit: 41monkgate.co.uk

// 15th - 16th July

THE IMMORTALITY PROJECT The Immortality Project seamlessly straddles the lines between performance poetry, symbolic imagery, music, and personal narrative. The performance addresses the harsh impacts of dementia on the human mind through the relationship of granddaughter and grandmother.

// 23rd July

HIGH HOPES: THE TOUR A humorous musical with lots of energy which explores the practicalities of staging a performance on a shoestring budget.

TRAVEL EXPERT K y Lakey

SPEND YOUR JOLLIES IN JAPAN!

This month we caught up with our friends at Inside Japan Tours sharing our excitement that after over two long years, Japan has fi nally begun reopening its borders to tourists. You cannot think of a trip to Japan without picturing the likes of geisha, sumo wrestling and cherry blossoms (and trust us – these are not to be missed!). However, there is so much more to offer here with a wealth of activities, experiences, sights and tastes for you to enjoy. For the best in traditional Japanese culture, take a tour through the temples of Kyoto on a private Zen Buddhism walk or explore the ancient art of woodblock printing and pottery design in Takayama. Adrenaline junkies can dive through the shipwrecks of tropical Okinawa or ski on the Olympic slopes of Nagoya. Hiking, a Japanese pastime, is found throughout the country but trips to the historic Nakasendo Way for its stunning 17th-century preserved villages are not to be missed. For families, look no further than the arcades of Akihabara, Disneyland Tokyo & Taiko drumming lessons. And, when talking about the best of Japan we cannot pass the opportunity to talk about food. Whilst sushi and ramen are staples across the world, so much more can be said about food in Japan. From golden ice cream in Kanazawa and the market halls of Hiroshima fi lled with Okonomiyaki grills, or warming shabu which is best enjoyed on a snowy day. No matter your tastes, Japan has something for you. Even though the borders have been closed for over two years, one thing we are certain of is that you will receive the warmest of welcomes in Japan. Omotenashi (to wholeheartedly look after guests) is ingrained in Japanese culture. No matter where you stay or who you see, a familiar smile and welcome will follow you throughout your trip, leaving you to wonder whether you wish to leave Japan at all!

Opening rules:

Whilst the reopening is a great step forward, there are still some restrictions in place for tourism in Japan. Organised group tours are currently only operating with self-guided, tailor-made travel expected to return by the end of summer. Visitors to Japan need to register with an approved tour provider prior to travel and they currently require a visitor visa to enter Japan (which we expect to be removed imminently as per pre-covid regulations.) If you would like to discuss travel possibilities, get in touch on 01904 623444, or call in to see us at 88 Main Street, Fulford. We look forward to speaking to you.

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RECIPE OF THE MONTH

Tracklements’ Caramelised Onion Marmalade Burger

Ingredients:

· Veggie or beef patties · Brioche buns · Tracklements Caramelised Onion Marmalade · Sliced cheddar cheese · Sliced red onion · Sliced beef tomatoes · Sliced gherkins · Lettuce (Ingredients can be adjusted according to party size)

Method:

1. Add your patty of choice to the barbecue or grill. 2. Around 3 minutes before it has fi nished cooking, add a slice of cheddar cheese on top so it becomes melted and gooey. 3. Cut the brioche bun in half and add to the barbecue for 1-2 minutes until lightly toasted. 4. Once cooked, add the patty with melted cheese to the brioche bun and spoon on a rather healthy portion of Tracklements Caramelised Onion Marmalade. 5. Add in sliced red onions, gherkins, sliced tomatoes and lettuce. 6. Best served at a summer barbecue with a side of potato wedges.

Where to buy:

Tracklements Caramelised Onion Marmalade, 345g is available from Tracklements, Ocado and Waitrose & Partners.

Boss of the barbecue

Yes. It’s time. It is offi cially summer which means that barbecuing becomes an obligatory way of life for the next couple of months and we’re all for it. If you’re looking for inspiration for your alfresco feasts, we have the perfect suggestions to get you started:

The Future Burger by Future Farm

£3.90 from www. futurefarm.io If you’re looking for a meat alternative or you’re simply just wanting to be more adventurous, look no further than the Future Farm burgers. Two to a pack and with a generous use-by date, these evolutionary vegan burgers use True Texture TechnologyTM to achieve a similar texture, fl avour and juiciness of meat. If burgers aren’t quite your bag, they also do sausages, mince and meatballs - all made from 100% natural soy, pea and chickpea proteins.

Powters Scrumpy Pig Sausages

£3.55 from powters-butchers. co.uk Great for barbecue season, these bangers are the absolute bomb! Packed with fl avour, these tasty pork sausages by Powters Butchers & Deli are infused with zesty apple and sweet cider - a combination that makes for the ultimate treat. Pair them with some wholegrain mustard or red onion chutney and you have yourself a sarnie fi t for champions. If you fancy going the extra mile, Powters also offer other delicious sausages and meats, such as wings, burgers, steaks and koftas - you’ll certainly be spoiled for choice.

Tracklements Special Edition Coriander & Chilli Chutney

£3.75 from www.tracklements.co.uk The perfect dipper for fl atbreads or for slathering over juicy burgers, kebabs, and delicious meats, this special edition Indian chutney is certainly worth a try if you’re looking for food with fl avour. Packed with fi ery spices, green chilies and coriander, this delectable chutney is gluten-free and suitable for vegans too.

Everdure CUBE™ by Heston Blumenthal

£179 from everdurebyheston.co.uk Fit for a world-class chef, we love this awardwinning barbecue that is perfect for on-the-go grilling. With a foodgrade storage tray, smart preparation board and durable, porcelain enamel fi rebox, it is super simple to set up, cook, clean and store. Fuelled by charcoal, this barbie can sizzle up to approximately six small burgers or three medium-sized steaks at a time, and its chrome handles ensure that heat is kept to a minimum when transporting from A to B.

Raise your glasses to SUMMER

Join us in our courtyard and take in the luscious summer rays over a glass or two of your favourite seasonal tipple and enjoy our delicious summer menus alfresco