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High hopes for this year's Lakes Hospitality Trade Show - Vimarsana News

High hopes for this year's Lakes Hospitality Trade Show

The 47th Lakes Hospitality Trade Show is just days away and has the perfect recipe to give visitors and exhibitors an invaluable experience.

Deer is plentiful, cheap and tasty: it's time to stop being squeamish about eating Bambi - Vimarsana News

Deer is plentiful, cheap and tasty: it's time to stop being squeamish about eating Bambi

It was a provocative headline in a national newspaper: “Bambinos eat Bambi”. The news this week that a chain of nurseries across Dorset and Hampshire were putting deer on the lunch menu doubtless had a clutch of mums spluttering all over their post-drop-off frothy oat lattés.

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Nurseries to serve venison to toddlers to combat wild deer population boom - as caterer says children should be 'experimenting' with their food - Vimarsana News

Nurseries to serve venison to toddlers to combat wild deer population boom - as caterer says children should be 'experimenting' with their food

Tops Day Nurseries, which oversees 32 nurseries in Dorset and Hampshire, has recently introduced venison to their lunch menus as part of their campaign with Eat Wild.

The meat processing industry's Christmas wishes - Vimarsana News

The meat processing industry's Christmas wishes

With the new year rapidly approaching, we ask members of the meat processing industry to tell us their Christmas wishes and what new developments they’re hoping for the sector in 2024.

The George Inn takes part in Great British Game Week - Vimarsana News

The George Inn takes part in Great British Game Week

The George Inn, in Vernham Dean, had a variety of meat for people to try, from pan-fried pigeon breast, pheasant curry and venison steak.