Jamie Oliver was the ... with their idyllic country life. Jamie previously revealed that Essex holds a very sentimental meaning for the couple. He told ES Magazine: "Home is a little village ...

On September 10th, 2024 God called home Jamie Elizabeth (McWatters) Oliver surrounded by her loving ... even as her journeys took her across the country for cancer treatments.

Last year, Bristol had 4,433 sewage spills within a land area of 110 kilometres. This equates to 40.42 spills per square ...

The name Ella Mills doesn’t tend to appear alongside the chefs and food writers regularly credited with changing the face of British food. She isn’t granted the “activist” label often given to Jamie ...

Jamie Oliver’s former Essex cottage has gone up for sale for just under £1 million, according to nationalworld.com.

a charity run by no other than celebrity chef Jamie Oliver himself. Firstly named The Cook Inn, the home is thought to be more than 400 years old and was first listed as a public house in the 1800s.

The cottage famously appeared in the 1992 TV series of Lovejoy and again in 2006 when it was bought by the Fifteen Foundation, a charity run by no other than celebrity chef Jamie Oliver himself.

Jamie Oliver makes autumn-ready pickles ... are praying for that offers the most frightening vision of what the country’s future could turn into. Disabled artist Alison Lapper – who found ...

What's happening at the 2024 Emmys? Read on for live updates of the awards show, with "The Bear" and "Shōgun" leading the ...

A NEMESIS from years gone by came back to send Bradford City to late defeat at Walsall. Simon Parker gives his verdict from the Black Country.