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MILLENNIALS TOO POSH TO PICNIC?

Fri, Jun 12, 2015 06:00 CET

Families are keeping the modern British picnic alive and kicking reveals a new survey,Families are keeping the modern British picnic alive and kicking reveals a new survey, which shows two thirds of picnics are enjoyed with the family. However, millennials (18 – 24 year olds) are resisting the urge to follow tradition with only 29% picnicking annually compared to 41% of Brits aged over 25. Primula Cheese , who conducted the survey for National Picnic Week (13-21 June 2015), is calling on Brits of all ages to dust off their

PRIMULA BAKES WITH CASH FOR KIDS IN THE NORTH EAST

Tue, Sep 16, 2014 17:06 CET

Move over Mary Berry, the North East has been baking up a storm to raise funds for disabled and disadvantaged local children on the first ever regional Big Bake Day, 12 September.Sponsored by Primula, Metro Radio and TFM hosted the event which encouraged Geordies, Mackems and Smoggies to get into the kitchen and organise bake sales in the workplace, community centres and school halls. From cupcakes to current buns, North Eastern bakers have been getting creative with their cooking while raising money for the charity. To mark the start of Big Bake Day, Primula, Metro Radio and Courage the

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MILLENNIALS TOO POSH TO PICNIC?

PRIMULA BAKES WITH CASH FOR KIDS IN THE NORTH EAST