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The roots of Kona coffee stretch back nearly 200 years to a tragic trip across the Atlantic, an imaginative Hawaiian governor, a British grower and a café.

Share 'She tried moving the other art works around as she wanted a wall on her own. So I took her artwork down and she ended up hanging it in the sales room,' the show's curator, MC Llamas, tells me. An embittered Bip claims her work, which she hopes to sell for £88 million, was 'moved into a room where there were f****** huge bin bags everywhere.' Careful, that's probably someone's beloved art installation . . .    A very uncivil war breaks out at the house of Bathurst That's not very ladylike! Cotswold aristocrat Countess Bathurst has launched an extraordinary tirade against her own est...

National Yorkshire Pudding Day was not marked with a competition due to the current lockdown regulations and ongoing pandemic. For the last three years some of the Cotswolds finest chefs and dining venues have done battle on the nationally celebrated day, which is the first Sunday in February. Last year saw Mark Lindesay of The Golden Cross Inn, Cirencester, crowned King of the Batter. Judges included Countess Bathurst, Standard reporter Sam Krayem-Wood, 2019 winner Rob Groves of the Relish Group and chef Ethan Rodgers, formerly of Lucky Onion. Mark, not a chef himself, is the landl...

A BEAUTIFUL rainbow appeared over Cirencester yesterday afternoon at the same as national hero Captain Sir Tom Moore passed away.​ Lady Bathurst of Cirencester Park shared the fitting occurrence on Twitter, saying: The most beautiful rainbow appeared just after 4pm which I believe is about the time the sad news about Captain Tom Moore was announced. "I couldn’t help but feel it was completely appropriate with it’s association with the NHS. "Safe travels Sir Tom Some believe rainbows are a message that their loved one has made it to heaven, sending the rainbow to let them know, ...