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British Food Fortnight
A two-week celebration of real British food and drink beginning the end of October. Includes newsletters, events, kids' section and information on great British food.
http://www.britishfoodfortnight.co.uk/
Food Lovers Fairs
Directory of Henrietta Green's food fairs showcasing British speciality producers with celebrity chef demonstrations, food craft demonstrations, tasting workshops and a cafe.
http://www.foodloversbritain.com/fairs/index.php
Dales Festival of Food and Drink
Annual three-day festival celebrating the food, drink and farming of the Yorkshire Dales during the May Day bank holiday in Leyburn. Includes contacts plus events and activities including the Real Ale and Tea Shop trails.
http://www.dalesfestivaloffood.org/
Ludlow Marches Food & Drink Festival
Annual mid-September food festival with a wide range of events including a sausage trail, events at the Castle and demonstrations by chefs. Shropshire.
http://www.foodfestival.co.uk/
Organic Week
Celebration of organic food and farming, held in October. Lists national and regional events, and ways to get involved.
http://www.organicweek.org/
Great British Beer Festival
CAMRA's annual early-August event celebrates British and international beer, a wide selection of food, live music and traditional pub games such as quizzes and skittles. London.
http://www.gbbf.org/
Food and Drink Expo 2006
Event which takes place for the whole food and drink industry in 2006. Location is the NEC Birmingham,
http://www.foodanddrinkexpo.co.uk/
Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery
Annual symposium on food history. Takes place in St Anthony's College, Oxford, England. Symposiasts are food historians, writers, scientists, sociologists, anthropologists and chefs.
http://www.oxfordsymposium.org.uk/
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