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Gidleigh Park

Gidleigh Park is a 5-star hotel and restaurant located in Gidleigh, near Chagford, Devon, England. The restaurant currently holds 1 Michelin star and three rosettes from The AA. The hotel belongs to Andrew Brownsword Hotels which was named AA Hotel Group of the Year 2017–18. Description Paul and Kay Henderson bought the hotel and restaurant in 1978. The building is a Tudor–style country house set in 107 acres of gardens and woodlands. In 2005, it was bought by entrepreneur Andrew Brownsword who completed a renovation during 2007, refitting both the restaurant and the hotel, adding another ten bedrooms. Restaurant and chefs The restaurant gained prestige with Michael Caines as head chef (and later executive head chef) from 1994 until 2016. In 2011, the restaurant was awarded with 1 Michelin star, and then in 2016 with a second star. From 2009, Caines became executive head chef, overseeing a number of restaurants, whilst Ian Webber remained on site as head chef. Following this, a number of other chefs took over with Michael Wignall joining as Executive Head Chef from 2016 to 2018, coming from The Latymer at Pennyhill Park Hotel, followed by Chris Simpson from Restaurant Nathan Outlaw. Simpson managed to retain one Michelin star during his tenure, but in 2019 the restaurant lost its remaining star. In that same year Chris Eden joined as Executive Head Chef in September of that year, coming from his role at the Michelin-starred Driftwood in Portscatho, Cornwall. to 2019. Under Eden, the restaurant regained its Michelin Star status in 2023. Eden announced in July 2024 his intention to leave Gidleigh Park, and it was confirmed in September that he would be leaving for the Watergate Bay Hotel in Cornwall. Reception Susan D'Arcy of Times Online reviewed the hotel and restaurant in February 2007. It described the restaurant as offering "some of the best dining in the UK". The food received a score of nine out of ten. In 2009, the hotel won the "Hotel of the Year award" in the Enjoy England Awards for Excellence. It was the first year that the small and large hotel categories had been absorbed into a single category based on quality. In 2010, it was named as the best restaurant in Britain in the first ever Sunday Times Food List, beating The Fat Duck into second place, and Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley into third. In 2013, the restaurant won Harden's Sunday Times Restaurant of the Year, along with Wine List of the year and came second for Best Service of the Year See also Jesse Dunford Wood, a notable chef trained at Gidleigh Park References External links Gidleigh Park website
Gielgud Theatre

Il Gielgud Theatre è un teatro sito nella città di Westminster del West End di Londra. Progettato da W. G. R. Sprague, il teatro aprì al pubblico nel 1906 con il nome di Hicks Theatre, prima di essere ribattezzato Globe Theatre nel 1909. Nel 1994, quando Sam Wanamaker fece ricostruire il Globe Theatre di Shakespeare nel Southbank, il teatro fu ribattezzato Gielgud Theatre in onore del celebre attore britannico Sir John Gielgud. Storia Il teatro aprì al pubblico il 27 dicembre 1906 con il nome di Hicks Theatre in onore dell'attore, impresario e drammaturgo Seymour Hicks, per cui fu costruito. Progettato in stile Luigi XVI, il teatro ospitava 970 spettatori su tre livelli, ma nel corso degli anni alcune file e i palchi furono rimossi. Dopo due anni, in cui il teatro fu occupato principalmente da commedie musicali e operette, il teatro fu rilevato dall'impresario americano Charles Frohman, che lo ribattezzò Globe Theatre, un nome che mantenne per ottantacinque anni. Sotto la direzione di Frohman, al teatro furono allestite commedie di Jennie Jerome, Dodie Smith e Noel Coward, oltre che numerosi classici shakespeariani. Nel 1938 John Gielgud diresse e interpretò L'importanza di chiamarsi Ernesto, in una produzione che ottenne grandi plausi di pubblico e critica. Dopo la fine della seconda guerra mondiale, il teatro continuò ad ospitare apprezzati revival e prime mondiali di drammi di grande successo. Nel 1960 Un uomo per tutte le stagioni fece il suo esordio proprio al Globe Theatre, nel 1987 ottenne un altro grande successo al botteghino con la farsa di Peter Shaffer Amanda Amaranda, con Maggie Smith. Nel 1987 il teatro riaprì dopo importanti lavori di ristrutturazione e nel corso dei due decenni successivi ha ospitato le prime di diverse commedie di Alan Ayckbourn e allestimenti della Royal Shakespeare Company. Nel 1994 il teatro fu ribattezzato Gielgud Theatre. Nel 2003 il teatro fu acquistato da Cameron Mackintosh. Nel 2007 Daniel Radcliffe fece il suo debutto sulle scene londinesi proprio al Gielgud, in un revival di Equus, mentre dal 2009 il teatro è tornato a ospitare musical come Avenue Q o Hair. Negli anni 2010 il teatro ha visto sulle proprie scene acclamate produzioni di musical e drammi di successo, tra cui The Ferryman di Jez Butterworth (2017), Company di Stephen Sondheim (2018), una produzione concertistica di Les Misérables con Alfie Boe e Michael Ball (2019) e un nuovo allestimento di Oliver! diretto da Matthew Bourne (2024). Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Gielgud Theatre Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su gielgudtheatre.co.uk. (EN) Gielgud Theatre, su setlist.fm. (EN) Gielgud Theatre, su Discogs, Zink Media. (EN) Gielgud Theatre, su Internet Broadway Database, The Broadway League.
Gielgud Theatre

Gielgud Theatre (w latach 1906-1909 Hicks Theatre, a następnie w latach 1909-1994 Globe Theatre) – teatr w Londynie, zaliczany do scen West Endu i położony u zbiegu ulic Rupert Street i Shaftesbury Avenue, w granicach administracyjnych City of Westminster. Został otwarty w 1906 roku w specjalnie wzniesionym budynku, który zaprojektował W.G.R. Sprague. Trzypoziomowa widownia mieści 986 widzów. Od 2006 teatr jest własnością Camerona Mackintosha za pośrednictwem kontrolowanej przez niego firmy Delfont Mackintosh Theatres. Przypisy
Gieves & Hawkes

Gieves & Hawkes er et britisk herreskrædderi i Savile Row nr. 1 i London. Virksomheden er grundlagt i 1771 og ejes af konglomeratet Trinity Ltd fra Hong Kong. Gieves and Hawkes er en af de ældste skræddervirksomheder i verden. Den er kongelig hofleverandør, og sælger ready-to-wear, skræddersyet tøj og militæruniformer. Kreativ direktør er Jason Basmajian, som tidligere har arbejdet for Brioni. Historie Gieves & Hawkes' virksomhed blev baseret på British Army og Royal Navy og har altid været associeret med den britiske kongefamilie. Efter at være kommet til London i 1760 åbnede Thomas Hawkes sin første butik i 1771 i Brewer Street, hvor han betjente herrer. Størstedelen af hans kunder var officerer i British Army, og derved blev kong George 3. kunde. Han udvidede til detailhandel og flyttede til nr. 17 (senere nr. 14) på Piccadilly i 1793, hvor virksomheden for første gang blev kgl. hofleverandør i 1809. I 1835 blev James Watson Gieve ansat af 'Old Mel' Meredith, der var skrædder fra Portsmouth og udnævnt af Royal Navy. Meredith havde syet den uniform, som admiral Lord Nelson havde på, da han blev dræbt ombord på HMS Victory under slaget ved Trafalgar. I 1852 slog Gieve sig sammen med Joseph Galt, og i 1887 købte Gieve resten af Gieves & Co. Han døde 1888. Den 23. december 1912 købte Hawkes & Co. №1 Savile Row af Royal Geographical Society for £38.000, bl.a. fordi firmaet havde syet tøj til mange opdagelsesrejsende. I 1974 købte Gieves Ltd firmaet Hawkes & Co. brugsretten til 1 Savile Row. Firmaet fik herefter navnet Gieves & Hawkes. I 2009 blev Kathryn Sargent fra Gieves and Hawkes den første kvindelige cheftilskærer i Savile Row. Gieves & Hawkes har syet for bl.a. Winston Churchill, Admiral Lord Nelson, hertugen af Wellington, Charlie Chaplin, Michael Jackson, cricketspilleren Tom Kerr-Sheppard, David Beckham, Mikhail Gorbachev, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush og prinsesse Diana. De syr også uniformerne til Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms. Current operations Firmaet blev købt af USL Holdings Ltd fra Hong Kong i 2002. I maj 2012 blev Gieves & Hawkes købt af Trinity Limited, der har distribueret Gieves & Hawkes til over 100 butikker i både Storbritannien, Hong Kong, Kina og Taiwan. I juni 2009 begyndte Gieves & Hawkes et nyt partnerskab med det britiske Formel 1-hold Brawn GP og syede holdets officielle grå enkeltradede jakkesæt med hvid skjorte og slips i holdets farver. I 2011 blev deres flagskibsbutik på Savile Row renoveret og omdannet til en herreekviperingsforretning med concession af Carreducker håndsyede sko. I oktober sponserede Gieves & Hawkes Scott-Amundsen Centenary Race med seks soldater fra British Army, hvor hele overskuddet gik til Royal British Legion. Britiske butikker Kongelig hofleverandør Gieves & Hawkes har fremstillet tøj til militæret og den britiske kongefamilie. Hawkes & Co. blev kongelig hofleverandør i 1809 under George 3.. Gieves & Hawkes leverer til dronning Elizabeth 2., prins Philip og prins Charles. Referencer Eksterne henvisninger Gieves & Hawkes website
Gieves & Hawkes

Gieves & Hawkes är ett berömt herrskrädderi, beläget vid Savile Row i centrala London. Som resultat av en minskad efterfrågan på skräddarsydda kläder har många skrädderier tvingats utvidga sin verksamhet. Gieves & Hawkes var tidigt ute med att erbjuda såväl konfektion som "måttsydda" plagg som komplement till skrädderiverksamheten på Savile Row. Numera svarar konfektionen för merparten av företagets omsättning och plaggen saluförs i butiker och på varuhus runt om i världen. Konfektionen och måttkonfektionen tillverkas i fabriker på kontinenten och håller en enklare kvalitet jämfört med de handsydda plaggen från Savile Row. Alexander McQueen har bland annat verkat för Gieves & Hawkes efter att ha varit praktikant hos Anderson & Sheppard. Källor Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, Gieves & Hawkes, tidigare version. Noter Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Gieves & Hawkes.﻿
Alexandra Hospital (Cheadle)

The Alexandra Hospital is a private hospital in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, operated by Circle Health. It is the largest private hospital in the UK outside London. History The facility was founded in 1981, and has treated a number of notable patients, including Russell Watson, Fabrice Muamba, and Alex Ferguson. Matt Busby died in the hospital in 1994. Services Over 600 consultants work from the hospital, offering a range of services including Orthopaedics, Cardiology, Fertility treatment, an imaging suite including CT and MRI, seven operating theatres, and a 5-bed intensive care unit. The hospital has 128 beds, all in individual en-suite rooms. The hospital's latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission found most aspects of care to be 'Good', but the safety of its intensive care facility was judged as 'Requires Improvement'. In 2016, the hospital was criticised for employing an anaesthetics nurse who had forged her qualifications. See also Healthcare in Greater Manchester Private healthcare in the United Kingdom Circle Health BMI Healthcare References External links Official website
Beavertown Brewery

Beavertown Brewery is a British brewery based in Tottenham, north London, England. It was acquired by the Dutch company Heineken in 2022. Beavertown was founded in 2011 by Logan Plant, the son of Robert Plant, former lead singer of the English rock band Led Zeppelin. The brewery's name came from the nickname for De Beauvoir Town, the area of London where its first beer was brewed. Duke's Brew & Que on Downham Road, London N1, was unexpectedly closed in 2017. In June 2018, it was announced that Heineken would be buying a minority stake, so that Beavertown could spend £40 million on a new brewery and visitor site. The new brewery was launched in 2020, with a capacity of 500,000 hectolitres, a ten-fold increase in their previous capacity. Beavertown produces mostly India pale ales (IPAs), with seasonal beers on rotation. Ownership As of June 2019, Heineken UK own 11,196 (49.5%) of the 'A' shares of TP & Munch Ltd, which owns 100% of both Beavertown Brewery Ltd and the dormant Lost Star Ltd. Logan Plant owns 5,833 'A' shares (25.8%) and his wife Bridget owns 5,605 'A' shares (24.8%). Creative Director Nick Dwyer has 105 'B' shares; operations director Nikola Marjanovic Heineken have also made a loan via TP & Munch that is secured on the brewery's assets and trademarks. In August 2022, Bridget and Logan Plant resigned their directorships of TP & Munch Ltd, leaving Heineken UK Limited with full control of the company. Locations Beavertown operates two brewery locations in Tottenham Hale (opened in 2014) and Enfield (opened 2020). Beavertown has a close relationship with the English Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, operating a microbrewery at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, along with reopening the Corner Pin pub opposite the stadium in 2021. Beavertown serves the exclusive One Of Our Own IPA at the latter two locations since 2020. Range Neck Oil (4.3% ABV) – Session IPA Gamma Ray (5.4% ABV) – American Pale Ale Lupuloid (6.7% ABV) – IPA Lazer Crush (0.3% ABV) – Alcohol Free Beer IPA Bones (4.4% ABV) – Lager Satellite (2.8% ABV) – Super Session IPA Lunar Haze (4.5% ABV) – Hazy IPA One of Our Own (4.9% ABV) - Session IPA Heavy Gravity (6.5% ABV) – Hazy IPA Cosmic Drop (4.0% ABV) – Lager with Fruit Punch Cosmic Drop (4.0% ABV) – Lager with Tropical Fruit Cosmic Drop (4.0% ABV) – Lager with Berry Cosmic Drop (4.0% ABV) – Watermelon Punch Beer See also List of breweries in England References Notes External links Official website
Beavertown Brewery

Beavertown Brewery är ett brittiskt bryggeri baserat i Tottenham, London. Bryggeriet grundades 2011 av Logan Plant i källaren till restaurangen Duke's Brew & Que. År 2013 flyttade man till Stour Road, Hackney Wick, London men fortsatte att brygga på samma bryggverk (Dryga 1000 liter, 6BBL) som tidigare. År 2014 tog expansionen av bryggeriet dem vidare till Tottenham, norra London. I samband med den flytten inköptes större bryggverk. Sedan 2018 äger Heineken en okänd andel aktier i bryggeriet. Affären tillkännagavs i juni 2018. 40 miljoner pund uppgavs affären vara värd och dessa pengar användes till nytt bryggverk och nytt besökscentrum. Det nya bryggeriet har en potentiell kapacitet på 45 miljoner liter öl per år. Logan Plant fortsätter som VD för företaget-
Bosiliack

Bosiliack is a small farming hamlet in the civil parish of Madron, Cornwall, UK. The hamlet is located between Madron and Morvah. The hamlet contains several places of interest including Bosiliack Barrow, a Neolithic burial chamber; Ding Dong Mine, one of the oldest mines in the UK; and Carfury Standing Stone. References External links http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=6922 https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.1422394,-5.5865728,3a,16.6y,359.6h,84.64t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sepYGk9GnLSkU751VTxdlVA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.1571509,-5.5885616,16.42z
Bough Beech Reservoir

Bough Beech Reservoir is a 42-hectare (100-acre) nature reserve in Bough Beech, south-west of Sevenoaks in Kent. It was managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust until July 2020. It is in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This nature reserve covers the northern end of Bough Beech reservoir, and there is a hide for viewing the many species of birds. The shores have great crested newts, toads and dragonflies. There is public access to the site. References
Broome Heath

Broome Heath is a 31.7-hectare (78-acre) Local Nature Reserve in Ditchingham in Norfolk, England. It is owned by South Norfolk District Council and managed by the Broads Authority. An area in the north is designated a geological Site of Special Scientific Interest as Broome Heath Pit, and there is a Scheduled Monument in the middle. This site in the valley of the River Waveney has marshy grazing land and lakes. At the southern end there is a Neolithic settlement, and in the middle there are long and round barrows. There is access from Loddon Road. References
The Gilberd School

The Gilberd School is a coeducational secondary school with academy status, in Colchester, Essex, England. History The school originally opened on 12 July 1912 in buildings on North Hill, Colchester. During the 1930s the school became known as the North East Essex Technical College and School of Art; in 1959 the college was renamed the Gilberd County Technical School after Dr William Gilberd (also known as William Gilbert). The School of Art became the Colchester Institute. The school was one of three Grammar Schools in Colchester: the Royal Grammar School (boys), Colchester County High School (girls) and the Gilberd School (co-educational). Comprehensive school In September 1980 the school went comprehensive. In 1980, Essex County Council tried to stop the school going comprehensive, but to be a selective bilateral school, but the Conservative government did not approve this change. The school had become fully comprehensive by 1985. Educational reorganisation made all schools co-educational while also turning the Gilberd School into a comprehensive. On the morning of Wednesday May 27 1981, Princess Alexandra opened the new school site Since 1987 the site has been used as Colchester Sixth Form College, and the school is based in Brinkley Lane in the Highwoods area of the town. The school converted to academy status on 1 March 2012. In 2023 the school was found to have potentially structurally unsound buildings due to the use of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete as a building material. Academic results The school's 2016 GCSE results were above the national average, with a Progress 8 score of 0.17. 67% of students achieved grades A*-C in GCSE English and Mathematics. Notable former pupils Alex Gilbey, footballer James Raven, historian Dave Rowntree, musician, politician, solicitor, composer and animator Jamie Donley, footballer References External links Official website
Gilbert's Pit

Gilbert's Pit is a 5.2-hectare (13-acre) geological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Charlton in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. It was notified in 1985 and was formerly known as Charlton Sand Pit. It is a Geological Conservation Review site. It is also part of the Maryon Wilson Park and Gilbert's Pit Local Nature Reserve. It adjoins Maryon Park and is close to Maryon Wilson Park. History There was a Romano-British settlement on Cox's Mount, the summit of Gilbert's Pit, between the first and fifth centuries. The area was part of the ancient Hanging Wood. The Pit was part of the estate of the Maryon-Wilson family. From the late eighteenth century to 1889 it was worked for sand, and it was named after one of the managers, Mr E. Gilbert. It was purchased by the London County Council in 1930. Geology Gilbert's Pit is an important Paleogene site, displaying one of the most complete sequences of sediments in Greater London. The Paleocene Thanet and Woolwich Formations date to around 55 million years ago. Some of the beds yield many fossils of plants, sponges, molluscs, fish and reptiles. The site has been studied for over 120 years and is the subject of a substantial literature. Ecology The site is steeply sided. The main trees are birch and oak, and there is yellow gorse and broom on the upper slopes. On the lower slopes hawthorn provides nesting sites for birds. Access Much of the site is fenced off. There is access to the part which is open from Charlton Lane and a path from the Gilbert's Pit information board in Maryon Park leads up to Cox's Mount, which has fine views over London. Land ownership All land within Gilbert's Pit SSSI is owned by the local authority. See also List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Greater London References External links "Map of Gilbert's Pit (Charlton) (SSSI)". Natural England. "Charlton Sand Pit (Gilbert's Pit) (Palaeogene)". Joint Nature Conservation Committee. Green Chain Walk, Geotrail Archived 2012-08-13 at the Wayback Machine
Gibraltar Barracks, Minley

Gibraltar Barracks is a British Army installation at Minley in Hampshire. History The Royal Engineers first arrived at Minley with an engineer brigade in the early 1970s. The corps occupied Minley Manor and initially used it as their brigade headquarters. The Queen visited the site to initiate works on modern military facilities on the opposite side of the A327 Minley Road in October 1976. The new facilities were officially opened as Gibraltar Barracks by General Sir William Jackson in September 1979, the manor going on to serve as its officers' mess. Between 2008 and 2013, as part of the RSME-PPP project, the Holdfast consortium redeveloped the barracks and built a new officers' mess on the site so allowing the manor to be sold. Headquarters, 8th Engineer Brigade moved to Gibraltar Barracks in 2014. In 2021, the corps headquarters of the Royal Corps of Army Music moved from Kneller Hall in Twickenham to Gibraltar Barracks. Current units The units currently based at the barracks are: Headquarters, Royal Corps of Army Music (since August 2021) Headquarters, 8th Engineer Brigade Royal School of Military Engineering Group (Headquarters in Chatham, Kent) 3 Royal School of Military Engineering (3 RSME) Regiment Combat Engineer School Mine Information and Training Centre Royal Engineers Trials and Development Unit Royal Engineers Warfare Wing Footnotes References Watson, Graham E.; Rinaldi, Richard A. (2018). The Corps of Royal Engineers: Organisation and Units 1889–2018. Tiger Lilly Books. ISBN 978-1717901804.
Greater Brighton Metropolitan College

Greater Brighton Metropolitan College was a large further education college based in Brighton, Worthing and Shoreham-by-Sea in Sussex on the south coast of England. It was formed in early 2017 by the merger of Brighton-based City College Brighton & Hove and Worthing-based Northbrook College. The merger was brought together by Nick Jubb who was on the board of Northbrook and CEO/Principle of City College Brighton. After continuing financial issues and the surprise departure or Mr Judd the CEO of Chichester College Group took over as interim head. Chichester College Group, who operate as a federation of colleges in West Sussex took over Greater Brighton Metropolitan College on 1 August 2022 returning the Northbrook brand back as a stand alone college within the federation and restabilising City College, Brighton under the Brighton MET (Metropolitan College) brand References External links Official website