
International Women's Day, Crufts Preview, The Urban Farmer
As part of Women's Day we go international to Oz but keep it local in Bromsgrove. Fish4Dogs lead us into Crufts this week. Masterchef goes Mexican with a previous winner. The New Urban Farmer is out.
As part of International Women's Day we catch up with our Fisher's Fifty woman currently in Australia, model Erica Creer, one of our New Year, New You candidates, has gone down under to find her roots, we catch up with her as she arrives in Melbourne.
Closer to home we speak to two local business women from Bromsgrove who are doing their bit for International Women's Day.
Thomasina Miers who won Masterchef in 2005, hasn't looked back as she opened the Mexican food cantina, Wahaca, as she tells us of her success with one of the world's greatest cuisines.
Droitwich based petfood manufacturers, Fish4Dogs, get set for DFS Crufts this week as they tell us about the launch of a brand new puppy club - that's free.
New Urban Farmer is a book for all beginner gardeners. It's a year-round guide to growing your own. It's part-journal, part-gardening manual and part-recipe book.
It's divided into the four seasons and has a rundown of what's good to sow and good to eat each month.
If you don't happen to have an allotment or a big enough garden you can still get involved in growing your own by raising crops in pots, growbags and window boxes.
The author of New Urban Farmer is Celia Brooks Brown and she has her own allotment in North London. Celia is a professional cook and food writer. She writes a blog about her allotment on the Times Online and has appeared on many television cookery programmes.
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