This weekend, ten national newspapers will carry the message that British farmers are leading the way in high standards for fresh, British food as the NFU launches a Buy British campaign.
Adverts encouraging consumers to buy British will run across the national press, highlighting the message that great British farmers produce great British food. And with consumer confidence leading the agenda shoppers are being reminded to look out for the Red Tractor farm assurance logo, which stands for independently inspected food, traceable from farm to pack. The campaign is in direct response...
The Exeter City FC Youth Academy fundraiser takes place on the evening of Friday 15 March at the Manor Hotel in Exmouth.
Tickets are priced at just £20 per person, which includes a two course meal (3 choices of main meal plus a vegetarian option), live music from Isaac Indiana, a fantastic band who are releasing an album in May, and a disco.
The after dinner speakers are Steve Perryman MBE and Exeter City CEO and vice chairman Julian Tagg.
Hotel rooms can be booked at the price of £25 per person, bed & breakfast.
