Eating Out

If you are looking for a warm winter treat,  Weight Watchers has a recipe for apple and rhubarb crumble which won’t be heavy on the calories.

Trawden villagers have saved their library from permanent closure and launched a new ethical Shoreditch-style store.

Social media and celebrity culture is helping drive the rise of veganism. Reporter Charlie Bullough looks at why the number of vegans in Britain has quadrupled in four years.

A new festive ale infused with a popular local tipple was launched at a Ribble Valley brewery this week.

A Burnley woman is defending her crown as she competes for a national breast-feeding award for a second year in a row.

Colin Burbidge, of Lancashire Wine School, writes about finding the right wine for the festive period.

Executive chef at Stanley House Hotel and Spa, Steve Williams, shares his recipe for a sumptuous starter dish of etuvée scallops served alongside gingered carrot, coriander, soy and sesame.

Herbal health columnist Nicola Parker writes about the benefits of vitamin B12

Celebrating the countdown to Christmas has never been more exciting thanks to the array of unique and quirky advent calendars on the market.

The hustle and bustle of eating out in cities and towns is the last thing I want sometimes. Sometimes all you are after to end a stressful week is what most of us call ‘proper pub food’ away from the bright lights and loud music.

McDonald's are just days away from serving their new Christmas menu and we have taken a sneak peak at what's on offer.

It is never too early to think about Christmas treats.

For years now, nutritional experts have been warning us that sugar is the new cigarette, and while people are undoubtedly more conscious of sugar intake, a fitness exec at a Burnley gym operator has revealed a few tricks to avoid over-indulgence.

Cask ale sales are “nose-diving’ but it can be brought back from the brink.

Burnley based Moorhouse's Brewery has crafted a special commemorative cask ale to mark 100 years since the First World War Armistice in 1918.