Sue Young’s Salad: A Culinary Delight from the Tate Museum

This exquisite salad recipe, acquired from the Tate Museum’s chef in the early ’80s, captivates with its unique blend of flavors. Sweet elements like diced pickle and raisins, combined with a honey-infused vinaigrette, create a delightful contrast to the fresh green beans, almonds, and shrimp. Whether served as an appetizer or main course, this dish is sure to impress.

Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ: A Success or a Disaster?

Sadiq Khan’s flagship policy, the ULEZ, has been controversial since its inception. The expansion of the ULEZ to the Greater London boundary last August has put his re-election in jeopardy. But has the ULEZ really made a difference to air quality? And what impact will the opening of the Silvertown tunnel next summer, and the linked tolling of the Blackwall tunnel, have on air quality? Here’s a look at the evidence.

Gordon Ramsay Pub Retaken as Squatters Leave Amidst Legal Battle

Squatters have vacated a Gordon Ramsay pub in London after a High Court order granted possession to the celebrity chef’s company, Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited (GRHI). The group, which included members of the Anarchist Association London Branch and the Camden Art Café, initially resisted the eviction but eventually left the premises. The pub’s owner, Gary Love, denied having any contact with the squatters and stated that enforcement officers had changed the locks on Monday. The legal battle between Ramsay and Love over the pub’s lease is ongoing, with the property currently on the market for £13 million.

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