Eat, Sleep, Drink

Fernando Peire is the first person to grace this regular feature, where we take you into the minds and careers of the hospitality industry’s best and brightest. As Oxford’s High Street

Rachel Green talks the future of food and, as an avid supporter of the Eat Game Awards, she gives her favourite seasonal pairings.

Nawamin Pinpathomrat crab-danced his way into the hearts of MasterChef fans everywhere last year with his affable manner and supreme culinary talent. Not only is he an excellent chef, Nawamin

Cliveden House is the ultimate location to partake in the quintessentially English pastime of afternoon tea. This grand five-star hotel boasts an aristocratic heritage, lavish decor and 376 acres of beautiful woodland and immaculate gardens managed by the National Trust

Five years ago, almost to the day, I was issued with a legal notice from an organisation protecting the interests of a group of large multinational food and drink producers. After I regained control of my shaking, I did what all good scientists do, I pulled together a dossier of all my research and threw water on their flames… tap water.

The UK's biggest celebration of food and drink is on its way to Oxford for the 10th year and is set to be the ‘best yet’ thanks to a hearty helping of star chefs and a headline set from a chart-topping music act.

History is set to come to life at Oxford’s most historic site this August, as Oxford Castle Quarter hosts a free to attend Medieval Fayre – packed full of exciting activities!

Toby Hambly passes his verdict on the Henley bistro.