New House White sorted with a White Rioja on the way too: http://t.co/7zTHcjJ2
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Mother’s Day -Monday, February 6, 2012
Our coffees are made with our exclusive blend of Ethically Sourced, Triple Certified coffee beans, roasted weekly by Stokes of Lincoln to ensure your coffee is as fresh as it can be.
From Monday April 2nd, we’re launching our new Kids Menu – designed for little people with smaller appetites.
What started out as a few cakes made from Mum’s kitchen, actually at her home, became our deluxe pastry kitchens upstairs in No.20 Middlegate…
Our breakfast menu is available until from 8am to 11am and is a great way to start your day…
Great tapas for under a tenner? You can at Stray’s…
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Jazz guitarist Darren Dutson Bromley and bass player Jenni Molloy have been working together regularly for the past three years and play a virtuosic blend of jazz, blues and latin…
by Ann Patchett Shortlisted for this year’s Orange Prize “State of Wonder” is a Conrad-like tale following the tracking down of a dead researcher in the Brazilian jungle. Set within the neo-colonialism of modern day drug companies this is Patchett at her best – dry, controlled and astute. Published price: £7.99 | Our price: £6.99
by Ian Kershaw Exploring just why the Germans fought on as the entire Reich crashed around them and it was obvious that all was lost this excellent study, while not minimalising the power of the state organs of repression, puts the blame squarely where it most certainly belongs – the German officer corps. An excellent read for those with an interest in the period. Published price: £9.99 | Our price: £8.99
Holy Machine by Chris Beckett by Chris Beckett “The rising star of British Sci Fi writing – and rightly so!” This one came in under the radar and mainly noticed because his latest book – the hardback ”Dark Eden” is so incredibly good. A British Science Fiction writer who has produced a visionary work that is both bleak and beautiful. Set in a near-future environment quite literally born of nightmare. A really good, thought-provoking read and recommended for anyone happy with books that pose more disturbing questions than comforting answers. Recommended retail price: £7.99 | Our price: £6.99
eye opening and hugely enjoyable