It’s Nice to Have a Choice June 14, 2011 News, Rod Millington I recently came across a wonderful place to dine in my hometown of Birmingham, Edmunds Restaurant in Brindley Place, the second city’s capital of culture, boasting water fountains, cafés, hotels, art galleries,...
Working with the Devil April 26, 2011 News, Rod Millington At the time of writing, the world is still reeling from the tragedy in Japan and the attack upon Libya – 112 Cruise missiles deployed on the first day. According to official sources each missile costs nearly $6...
Scientists Run Hot… and Cold March 25, 2011 News, Rod Millington Albert Einstein once said: “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe.” Never a truer word was spoken. Leading scientists, for instance, have called for W...
Draconian Laws Passed at a Dizzying Speed January 10, 2011 Rod Millington Regular readers of Food & Drink News will be aware of the evil that is Codex Alimentarius, which is now being put into place piece by piece … by stealth. On December 13, 2010, a slice of draconian legisl...
Average Packaged as Quality November 17, 2010 Rod Millington I was tired, I hadn’t been shopping, and so for the first time in my entire life I ordered in pizza. It was the most disgusting ‘food’ I’d had in a long, long time – it was also over double the cost of a really...
