Taste Tideswell is recruiting for a new Head of Operations. Taste Tideswel’s chairman Pete Hawkins was interviewed on High Peak Radio about the projevct and the post.
You can hear the interview again - High Peak Radio Interview – Pete Hawkins.
Taste Tideswell is recruiting for a new Head of Operations. Taste Tideswel’s chairman Pete Hawkins was interviewed on High Peak Radio about the projevct and the post.
You can hear the interview again - High Peak Radio Interview – Pete Hawkins.
This year’s Food Festival on 5th May 2012 is beginning to take shape. We’ve already have had a number of stall holders booking their places and if you’re a producer or retailer then do contact Phil Walker at Tideswell Stores to book yours. This years Food Festival will take place throughout the village and involve as many of the local shops and pubs as we can.
The Tideswell School of Food will be running cooking demonstration throughout the day and John Hattersley from Hattersley Wines will be running a session on wine tasting, something that is bound to be popular.
Taste Tideswell and the Tideswell School of Food is looking for a new Head of Operations. We’re looking for an outstanding individual who can continue to innovate and make the Tideswell SChool of Food the best cookery school in the country. If you’d like an informal chat please call Juliet at The School of Food on 01298 871262. The job description is here – Head of Operations Job Description- Tideswell School of Food.
Good morning Australia… if you’d like to talk to Pete, Phil or Penny from Penny’s Pud’s we’re live on Facebook now.
Here’s the link direct to the School of Food’s Facebook page.
The Village SOS programme featuring Taste Tideswell the the Tideswell School of Food is being broadcast in Australia. Going out on the LifeStyle TV Channel. Pete, Phil and Penny from Penny’s Puds will be talking after the programme with Australian viewers on Facebook.
WHY SHOULD WE SHOP LOCALLY?
Save money– a round trip to Buxton costs about £3.00* plus parking
You might be surprised by how keen some of the prices are in Tideswell. Don’t forget that a supermarket typically stocks around 30,000 items but often promotes only a fraction of those at a time. We are very lucky to have Tideswell Stores and the Co-Op that run keen promotions and supplement the ranges of the other specialist food shops in the village.
Taste Tideswell was set up to bring more trade to the village so that our local shops and cafes would survive and thrive. The School of Food and the publicity from the Village SOS TV programme has given trade a welcome boost. But around 1 in 3 villagers do less than 10% of their shopping locally. As winter arrives and we enter the slow season for tourism, villagers should support local shops- and not just when the snow falls. You’d miss them if they weren’t there.
SHOP LOCALLY, IT’S THE SMART THING TO DO
*based on 18 mile round trip @35mpg and fuel at £1.35/litre
To see the Cookery Courses on offer at The Tideswell School of Food please click the link.
After a busy week, the Taste Tideswell website had a bit of a snooze today. Apologies for those who couldn’t get on earlier. All working now.
We all react to fame in different ways and Carol from Tindalls, which featured in the BBC1 programme, decided to disguise herself. Visitors to the shop yesterday were greeted with a long, blonde-haired Carol. On her lapel was badge exclaiming “I’m not Carol!” That didn’t fool the hundreds of visitors to the shop though and the shop, along with the others in the village did a roaring trade.