Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 44
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 44
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44 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday. January 28, 2016 heretordtlmescom businesstimes _ Top chef all set for new venture Apply for aid A MULTHvtILLlON pound fund aimed at creating homes and jobs across Hereiordshire closes its latest round of applications on February 19. Developers are being encouraged to apply before the closing date to stand a chance of benefitting. The Marches Local Enterprise Partnership, which manages The Marches Investment Fund, announced in November that £4 mil- lion was being made available to pri— vate developers. housing companies and businesses with expansion plans. so that stalled development oroiects could be brought forward. Marches Investment Fund manag— er, Caroline Cattle, said: "In our first round of tunding, we received some really interesting applications which are geing through due diligence. Our second round at applicafions have been sim ilar ,well received but we wanted to remind developers that they still have time to apply." To apply , visit marchesleporguk. Event display AN EVENT production and audio vie ual hire company based in Hereford WI“ showing what it does best at an open day Established in 2000 by Paul Elkington and Llyr Jones. West Ent also has a branch in Hayeon—Wye. The firm's production managers and sound engineers will be among those showrng how they ensure events run smoothly when they put on alive demonstration of their work at the Thorn Industrial Park from 10am to 8pm on February 10. HOW‘S this for starters — a restaurant due to open in a former Hereford stationery shop this spring will have its food overseen by a Mas- ter‘c/zeftinalist. The Cellar Door h is signed up top chel Tosh Donathie. who reached the knockout stages ot the popular BBC competition in November. The restaurant will open on the site of the former Paperway store on Wide- marsh Street, which has been closed for more than two years. The project is the brain- child of Lauren Waring and promises to serve fresh seasonal produce as well as shellhsh and Hereford beef. A cafe is also planned. selling homemade pastries. quality breakfasts and spe- ciality teas and coffees. Mr Donachie, 26, jumped at the chance of leading the Cellar Door team. “I got in touch with Lauren as soon as I heard she was look- ing for a chef‘ he said “It sounded like a dream job to me. The food we produce will depend on the seasons. That is very important to me." Mr Donachie was one of 12 contestants who reached Josh Donachie has been appointed chef at Cellar Door the knockout stages of the recent Masterchef series. “It was an amazing oppor- tunity although a bit daunt— ing at first,” he said. He will now choose a team to assist him ahead of the planned opening in late spring. Homes artist in big award win AN. ARTIST who set up her. own business Six years ago has been given an award from a home renovation website which boasts 35 million users. Victoria Hopkins from Hentland, near Ross-on- Wye, set up Urban Eye Cui‘flinks in 2010 and, following that success, established The Curious Hat to produce vintage inspir ed prints. Houzz a website which brings homeowners and home professionals to gether, got in touch with. Mrs Hopkins and asked her if she would like to have a profile on their website. And this month she has been given an award for client satisfaction on the website, which is a place to browse home renova- tion ideas and designs. Mrs Hopkins said: “I am delighted to win. I work hard to make my custom- ers happy and it is grati- fying they appreciate all my hard work.” Victoria Hopkins Mrs paints, unique and artwork. The customer service badge is based on several factors, including the number and quality of re— cent client reviews. Mrs Hopkins worked in consultancy for a few years, but did not enjoy it and decided to set up her cufflinks business in 2010, followed by The Curious Hat in 2014. Hopkins draws, inks and prints individual Hereford Times COMPETITION haulers is a traditional circus with a touch of magic and something let everyone. With the mm from iTVi'v "The Circus" & Channel 4': "Got your net together" and it‘s enthralling range oi entertainment this show promises to create unforgettable circus memories lor the entire family young and old alike, Wow’a a. Pow’e a never seen belorc'el Pattie-5 Circus I9 presented to you by the 4th, Ell-i and 6th generation of the hauler) family and is one of the oldest circus inmlly In the UK Eat. i816. With comicriabie seating iriendly staff and healing throughout this dazzling and thrilling I hour 20 minute show, We will be kicking hit our 2016, 200 year celebration tour to 7 We haveIO family tickts tobe won 77 (live ticker!» pm lmnily), Horolord Tho Wyovals Gordan Contra Kings Acre Flo-d HM 08! From Saturday the 13th of February until Sunday the 21:10! 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