Owner of The Boom bar in Windsor says industry facing 'uphill struggle' after lockdown
The owner of a late-night bar in Windsor is expecting to face an ‘uphill struggle’ over the next few years despite a date being set on when they can reopen.
The owner of a late-night bar in Windsor is expecting to face an ‘uphill struggle’ over the next few years despite a date being set on when they can reopen.
A youth council is set to launch in Windsor and Maidenhead so that young people can have more of a say on the future of the borough.
The Government should implement a ‘tiers’ system for schools when they reopen to all students next month to eliminate confusion dealing with potential coronavirus cases, the council’s health lead has said.
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“I came across some crisp-fried lamb ribs in Chinatown in Queens once, when I was eating my way through New York City. The dish was served as a whole piece of fatty ribs and belly, crispy on the outside and absolutely smothered by a pile of toasted sesame and cumin seeds that I thought would be overpowering, but which actually cut through the meat perfectly,” remembers chef Analiese Gregory.
I washed my hair for a Zoom call with a client last week, but they opted for a camera-free meeting. I felt a bit cheated. The client said they’d made a company decision to do audio rather than visual calls as the norm so employees don’t feel under pressure to look good.
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