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Dave Mothersill smiling at his restaurant Furna on New Road in Brighton
Interviews
Nico

Meet Dave Mothersill

Our encounter with Dave Mothersill from Furna Restaurant unveils his notable career achievements, valuable advice for fellow restaurateurs, and his profound passion for 6B at Unithai. Delve into his journey, gain wisdom from his experiences, and explore his deep-rooted enthusiasm for food.

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Supplier Spotlight
Ivanka Majic

Meet Sean McHugh from Trading Post Coffee Roasters

We meet Sean McHugh and delve deeper his expertise as Wholesale and Training Manager at Trading Post Coffee Roasters in Brighton, uncovering valuable industry insights on selecting the perfect coffee for your business. Learn the essential factors to consider when purchasing coffee, his advice on careers in the industry and the benefits of working for an independent Brighton coffee shop.

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Supplier Spotlight
Nico

Meet Ben at Uber Eats

We interview Ben Woodward from Uber Eats about his career to date, what it’s like working in Brighton and his favourite venues in the city.

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Beal's Farm Charcuterie. Phil tending to his Mangalista pigs in their farm
Supplier Spotlight
Nick Harvey

Beal’s Farm Charcuterie

Beal’s Farm specialises in crafting award-winning air-dried whole muscles, salami, and chorizo using meat from their cherished herd of outdoor-reared Mangalitsa pigs. Mangalitsa pigs are

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The Real Junk Food Project Brighton, Intercept Food Waste
Brighton Hospitality
Nico

Adam Buckingham | The Real Junk Food Project

The Real Junk Food Project Brighton is part of the Real Junk Food Project network, created by Adam Smith. It is a national and international movement of cafes, projects and pop-ups with one core objective: To intercept food waste destined for land fill and use it to feed people who need it, on a ‘pay as you feel’ basis. In this interview we meet Adam Buckingham who runs the operation at The Real Junk Food Project in Brighton. Adam talks about a typical day at The Real Junk Food, their ‘pay as you feel’ service and winning the Brighton’s Best Bites on a Budget in 2019. 

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