**lockdown loaves** Starting now I’ll be baking up a storm during lockdown for anyone that is interested, the menu will be updated weekly and am open to special requests swipe left for the menu and price list. Any… https://t.co/JzA8yF3202
Special thanks to my incredible team of Pastry judges who made today’s #CGCGradAwards Pastry Final such a success - some incredible feedback to share with the finalists soon, for giving up your time and tastebuds and for your expertise too. On behalf of @Craft_Guild, thank you!
Really looking forward to welcoming back our Highest Achiever from 2017 @HannahhCatley, who will be on hand to support our finalists throughout the day. Since achieving the award, Hannah has gone from strength to strength, now running her own bakery in Bristol. #CGCGradAwards
This sums up entrepreneurial spirit in these tough times! Bakery business born in lockdown. Awesome doughnuts 🍩
Nice work @HannahhCatley 👏
Winterbourne, South Gloucestershire, near #Bristol#lockdownloaves
Today in our spotlight is #CGCGradAwards Achiever @HannahhCatley who during the last year has set up Lockdown Loaves in Bristol. Find out more in today’s #CGCspotlight post https://t.co/RzNFyRz45y
1/2 So here’s what I don’t understand ok, family’s can’t go and support restaurants together within a bubble to have dinner, they have to close. But children from different households can go to school and mingle with each other and then go home to said bubble
2/2 the average school size is 500 pupils, that’s 500 kids in the same place going to 500 different homes averaging at 3 people per house. One school on average could effect 1500 people yet you can’t go to a restaurant with all appropriate restrictions, masked within your bubble
Since then we’ve had so many fascinating conversations as part of the interviews we’ve conducted:
@DonaghyBreige, @HannahhCatley, Atul Kochhar, @cornishgrill & Timo Boldt; with many more recorded that’ll be released over the coming weeks.