Mark Anthony Group has unveiled a new range of lemonade-themed flavours under its White Claw Hard Seltzer brand. White Claw Refrshr Lemonade is available in four flavours: Lemonade Limón with Calamansi, Lemonade Blood Orange with Black Raspberry, Lemonade Blackberry with Red Cherry and Lemonade Strawberry with Kiwi.

Bristol’s third Fed cafe has opened in a former estate agents. As has become typical of Fed, the counter was packed during its opening weekend with cakes, brownies and juices. Coffee here is from Yallah, with breakfast options including apple overnight oats and salted maple granola, while lunch can be a choice of three seasonal salads, frittata, sausage rolls, filled brioche rolls or sourdough toasties.

Cafes, restaurants, pubs and other hospitality businesses will benefit from plans announced in the Queen's Speech to make the temporary COVID-related pavement licence scheme permanent. The relaxations originally came in when the Business and Planning Bill 2020 was introduced to streamline the process by which businesses could apply for a street furniture licence (aka pavement licence).

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Plant-based meat producer Heura and meat-free advocates Bosh! have collaborated to release a plant-based chorizo burger. The chorizo burger can be served as is, broken up into smaller chunks to “provide ‘flavour bombs’ throughout a dish”, re-shaped into meatballs, kebabs and sliders or sauteed for use in bases for ragouts and casseroles.

A huge abstract painting in vivid hues of red and orange looks over the main seating area of the new Spicer & Cole cafe. Almada by Albert Irvin is part of the permanent collection of the RWA, with the artist having his own exhibition at the gallery back in 2018. Newly reopened and refurbished since that exhibition, the gallery now has Bristol’s fifth Spicer & Cole on its ground floor.