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- About Me:
- A 23 year old journalism film and broadcasting graduate, I'm an avid photographer and painter who is always on the lookout for the perfect mojito cocktail. So far this town has failed me on this. I was born and bred here in Cardiff, though my lack of accent means most people think I'm lying about it. I also like angry girl music of the indie-rock persuasion and most korean/japanese cinema.
I was Health ed on the Gair Rhydd newspaper here at Cardiff (hence the interest in health journalism, which is ironic as I am probably not the best person to preach a healthy lifestyle) and have just finished a gap year during which time I managed the pen section of a local independent giftware store as well as helping maintain their website....badly.
- What's Your Personal Beat?
- Photography, local history, health, art and culture.
- Got a Blog?
- http://ohmercyme.wordpress.com
- Favourite Newspaper
- The Independent
- Favourite Magazine
- A tossup between Vogue, Adbusters, and The New Statesman
- Favourite Broadcast Programme
- Newswatch
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Capturing Cardiff: Dych chi'n siarad Cymraeg? Language and Identity in Cardiff
Since the Welsh Language Act came into force in 1993, public bodies are required to use Welsh as an offic… Continue
Posted on December 21, 2007 at 11:30pm —
Capturing Cardiff Pitch- Cardiff Violence Prevention Group
According to a South Wales MP, Cardiff is now the ‘safest city in its cohort of cities’ thanks to research by a local programme designed to reduce violence in the city by encouraging the NHS to play a greater role in the reporting and prevention of violent crime. Alun Michael, MP for Cardiff South and Penarth, recommended the programme devised by the Cardiff Violence Prevention Group to the Secretary of State for Health Alun Johnson, who is this month considering adopting the policies in the
… ContinuePosted on October 25, 2007 at 1:57pm — 1 Comment
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"Hi Catherine
Thanks for your comments. You are right there is nothing wrong with cucumber, we use lots of it. We currently have a salad sandwich in our Simply Nice range, which is simply that - tomato, cucumber, lettuce and cress.
Honey and Mustard Salad Club, was created to be a really nice, fulfilling sandwich, which you wouln't feel cheated by eating. It was to contain one of your five a day portions of vegetables, be very low in fat, low in calories and taste delicious. We used courgettes as opposed to cucumbers to ensure that the sandwich did not go soggy over life, and to add some texture along with the sunflower seeds, without which the sandwich would lack bite.
Cucumber has not been replaced, as it was never destined to go in sandwich.
For cucumber fans, hopefully we will make a cucumber sandwich for a summer afternoon tea special!
Many thanks
Kath
Kath.green@brambles.co.uk"