Major investment for
Lincoln Minster SchoolStaff and students at Lincoln Minster School are looking forward to
building works which will deliver a 16310 million music school, recital hall
and sports hall.
The new building will sit at the heart of the Senior School complex on Upper
Lindum Street. Over four floors, one of which will be underground, it will include
a 205 seater hall for performances, five music classrooms, seventeen peripatetic
teaching rooms and a Sports England-sized sports hall, and should open in
December 2009.
Clive Rickart, Principal of Lincoln Minster School, says, 8220This project is
tremendously exciting for the school. It will ensure that we have the capacity to
build our reputation for music both nationally and internationally, as well as
enjoy excellent sports facilities. All of our students, present and future, will benefit
from these outstanding facilities.8221NewsEPIC Centre
raises the bar on
Lincolnshire
eventsSoon to open at the Lincolnshire Showground is
the EPIC Centre 8211 the largest event venue in the
region to run to low carbon standards.
The Centre aims to offer an array of services
including exhibition space, conference facilities and
educational resources. There was a minimal use of
concrete and structural steel in the building, while
the exhibition halls are covered by a living green roof
over the exhibition halls, and rainwater harvesting,
natural ventilation systems and renewable energy
sources should ensure its environmental impact is
negligible.
Appropriately the Centre will open on June 18th
with a Sustainable Living Exhibition in association
with Clydesdale Bank. Andrew Price, the Bank8217s
Agribusiness Partner, says, 8220The EPIC Project is a
unique and fascinating development of genuine
innovative potential. It is also a thoroughly practical
project which respects the natural resources of land,
water and sunlight on which Lincolnshire8217s farming
and rural businesses have always depended.8221LINCOLNSHIRE TODAY11Mr Huda8217s to spice up
Lincolnshire ShowMr Huda8217s Surma Secrets is set to spice up the Lincolnshire Show with its
range of fresh herb and spice mixes that bring restaurant quality food into
the home.
Scunthorpe based Mr Huda8217s provides a range of specially prepared herb
and spice mixes that act as a basis for a range of Indian dishes, from the
humble bajee right through to the nation8217s favourite, chicken tikka masala.
The full range of Mr Huda8217s herb and spice mixes will be on sale at the
show, with visitors having the opportunity to try before they buy.
As well as being able to taste the range, Mr Huda8217s expert chefs will also be
on stand to answer visitors8217 questions and provide advice on how to cook
authentic tasting curries and other Indian cuisine. Recipe leaflets, containing
over twenty mouth-watering dishes, will also be given out free at the show.
Mafazul Huda, Managing Director of Mr Huda8217s Surma Secrets, says, 8220The
Lincolnshire show is something that I look forward to every year. Lincolnshire
has such a strong food community and I8217m really glad to be a part of it.8221
Mr Huda launched his range of 8216complete fresh herb and spice mixes8217 in
November 2006, following years of development and experience gained in
his North Lincolnshire restaurant where the range was inspired. The range
comprises Tikka, Kebab, Onion Bajee, Tandoori, Universal Curry, Tikka
Masala, Balti and Mint & Tamarind.
You can find Mr Huda8217s Surma Secrets on stand 282 in the food court,
but if you8217re not able to attend the show, their herb and spice mixes can be
found in selected Asda stores and independent retailers throughout the
county. For further information, and a comprehensive list of Indian
recipes, visit www.mr-hudas.co.uk.006-007-008-009-010-011-012-013:Layout 1 16/5/08 15:53 Page 6
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