May 17, 2016 3.11 pm
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Limited tickets released for Michelin Star tribal banquet at Lincoln festival
Organisers of the upcoming Lost Village Festival, which takes place in a secluded woodland near Lincoln between May 27 and 29, have released a limited number of tickets for a Michelin Star dining experience. Lost Village was launched for the first time in 2015 and quickly gained national acclaim for its unique music shows, global…
Organisers of the upcoming Lost Village Festival, which takes place in a secluded woodland near Lincoln between May 27 and 29, have released a limited number of tickets for a Michelin Star dining experience.
Lost Village was launched for the first time in 2015 and quickly gained national acclaim for its unique music shows, global food and performance arts in an abandoned woodland village, near Norton Disney.
This year, the programme has been expanded to include the introduction of Tribal Banquets; a four course meal by Michelin Star level chefs.
Lost Village organisers have released a very limited number of tickets for local foodies, who can simply purchase a ticket directly for the banquet on Saturday, May 28, without needing a festival ticket.
The exclusive experience is curated by Michelin-starred chef Michael O’Hare, who recently featured on Masterchef and was cooking on Saturday Kitchen last weekend.
Michael O’Hare (left) will be cooking alongside Le Westcott.
He’ll be cooking alongside Lee Westcott from London’s lauded Typing Room restaurant in a clandestine woodland hideaway, away from the bustle of the main festival.
The pair have specially designed the menu, which will include Michael’s signature fish dish, as featured on the BBC’s Great British Menu.
The experience will also include a selection of cocktails designed by Grey Goose. Their signature summer serve, Le Grand Fizz, will be served as the banquet commences, whilst the meal includes Grey Goose’s take on the classic Espresso Martini.
Festival organiser Andy George said:
“It’s not often the city plays host to chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants, let alone in such a unique environment, so we’re extremely excited about this.”
Tickets are available now for £69, which includes the four course menu, red and white wine, Grey Goose cocktails and still or sparkling water.
The sitting is 6.30pm, with entry from 5.30pm. It also enables banquet guests to enjoy some of the entertainment across the rest of the festival for the evening, which includes comedy from Katherine Ryan (recently appeared on Live At The Apollo) and a lake performance created by the Lost Village creative team.
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Update, 6pm: All road closures have now been lifted. No one else involved in the collision is believed to have sustained any life-threatening nor life-altering injuries.
Original release: We are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage following a two-vehicle collision in which a 12-year-old boy sadly died.
Following a call to us at 9.48am today (16 January), officers attended the B1190 at Bardney.
The collision involved two vehicles: a silver Mercedes-Benz A220 and a silver Ford Galaxy.
The 12-year-old boy, a passenger in the Galaxy, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the Mercedes, a man, has been taken to hospital. The status of his injuries is currently unknown.
Roads have been closed following the incident while emergency services attend.
If you saw the collision, or have information, you can contact us in one of the following ways:
Call 101, quoting Incident 141 of 16 January.
Email [email protected] putting “Incident 141 of 16 January” in the subject line.
Update, 6pm: All road closures have now been lifted.
Original release: We are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage following a two-vehicle collision in which a 12-year-old boy sadly died.
Following a call to us at 9.48am today (16 January), officers attended the B1190 at Bardney.
The collision involved two vehicles: a silver Mercedes-Benz A220 and a silver Ford Galaxy.
The 12-year-old boy, a passenger in the Galaxy, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the Mercedes, a man, has been taken to hospital. The status of his injuries is currently unknown.
Roads have been closed following the incident while emergency services attend.
If you saw the collision, or have information, you can contact us in one of the following ways:
Call 101, quoting Incident 141 of 16 January.
Email [email protected] putting “Incident 141 of 16 January” in the subject line.
Update, 6pm: All road closures have now been lifted.
Original release: We are appealing for witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage following a two-vehicle collision in which a 12-year-old boy sadly died.
Following a call to us at 9.48am today (16 January), officers attended the B1190 at Bardney.
The collision involved two vehicles: a silver Mercedes-Benz A220 and a silver Ford Galaxy.
The 12-year-old boy, a passenger in the Galaxy, was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the Mercedes, a man, has been taken to hospital. The status of his injuries is currently unknown.
Roads have been closed following the incident while emergency services attend.
If you saw the collision, or have information, you can contact us in one of the following ways:
Call 101, quoting Incident 141 of 16 January.
Email [email protected] putting “Incident 141 of 16 January” in the subject line.
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