Michelin-starred chef Tom Aikens and Food Network UK presenter Andy Bates judge your competition entries.
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28/06/2012 11:07
12/08/2012 11:00
If we up North wrote the way this article and others like it describing our parts of the country we would be described as anti English or at least anti south England. Please when you do this questionable research from your short viewed office at least get the facts correct Applecross looks out to Raasay if you had been there you would know that by asking. In England you have the Lake District, The Yorkshire Dales, what about Cornwall, Dorset,. Believe it or not there are other parts to this Island of ours, I`m Scottish but British as well living in sight of ST.Andrews but I know other parts of the UK exist because I go and look. For MSN research try mentioning golf with out ST.Andrews, Troon, Royal Lytham & ST,Annes, Celtic Manor, some how I think you could. I dont even play golf but know of others across The UK. There is another world out here.
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