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Ex-Navy chef & octogenarian cheesemaker make it to finals of Radio 4 Food & Farming Awards


An ex-Navy chef turned dinner 'laddie', a venison farmer and an octogenarian who started making cheese when she'd turned 60 are on the shortlist for the 成人快手 Radio 4 Food & Farming Awards 2006.

Previous winners include Jeanette Orrey, the dinner lady who inspired Jamie Oliver's school meals campaign; Al Crisci, the prison chef who encourages inmates to get qualifications; and Mike 'Kipperman' Smyllie, passionate promoter of the traditional British Herring.

This year's finalists will be featured on Radio 4's The Food Programme and Farming Today as well as on 成人快手 Local Radio.

Created in 2000 to celebrate the people and organisations who produce and promote the best of British food, the awards, in partnership with 成人快手 Local Radio, aim to find the Best Food Producer, Best Take-Away and the Farmer of The Year.

The other awards are: the Best Dinner Lady, Best Local Food Retailer, Best Regional/National Retail Initiative, 成人快手 Food Personality of the Year and The Derek Cooper Special Award.

The 成人快手 Radio 4 Food and Farming Awards 2006 will take place on Friday 24 November at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham.

The chair of this year's judging panel is the cook and food writer Nigel Slater.

Nigel says of this year's awards: "As Chair of the Judges it has been a great privilege to have this opportunity to celebrate some of the many hundreds of people nominated for this year's Food and Farming Awards.

"These are an amazingly diverse group of people - farmers, dinner ladies, retailers and cooks - working across the UK to make good quality, delicious food available to us all. This is our chance to celebrate their achievements."

The nominees for this year's awards are:

Best Food Producer

Diana Smart, cheesemaker - Gloucester

Robin and June Small, orchard owners - Taunton, Somerset

Fletchers of Auchtermuchty, venison farmers - Fife

Iain Spink, producer of smoked haddock - Arboath, Angus

Best Dinner Lady/Laddie

Gerard 'Trigger' Rogers, Chef Manager - St Luke's School, Southsea

John Tempest, The Bradford Soup Run - Bradford, Yorkshire

Melissa Plowden-Roberts and Mandy Harris - Milton Road Primary School, Cambridge

Best Take-away

Loe Beach Caf茅 - Feock, Cornwall

Matchbox Caf茅 - Highgate, Birmingham

i-eat-t - Acomb, York

Best Local Food Retailer

Tully's of Rothbury - Northumberland

Latimers Shellfish Deli - Whitburn, Tyne & Wear

The Chadwick Family's Emporium of Fine Foods - Wigan, Lancs

Northern Harvest - Warrington, Lancs

Best Regional/National Retail Initiative

Booths

Marks & Spencer

Waitrose

The Farming Today Award for Farmer of the Year

The Kelly Family - Kelly Turkeys, Danbury, Essex

Laurence Harris - Dairy farmer and co-founder of Trioni, Boncath, Pembrokeshire

David and Wilma Finlay - Dairy farmers and ice-cream makers, Rainton, Dumfries and Galloway

The Derek Cooper Special Award for Best Food Campaigner/Educator

Greenpeace

The Caroline Walker Trust

Rt Hon Michael Meacher MP

成人快手 Food Personality of the Year

Won last year by the ever popular Jamie Oliver, this award is decided by listeners' votes and will be revealed on the night.

The awards ceremony, hosted by Sheila Dillon, will feature in a special edition of Radio 4's The Food Programme on Sunday 26 November at 12.30pm, repeated on Monday 27 November at 4.00pm.

Notes to Editors

The Food Programme is on 成人快手 Radio 4 every Sunday at 12.30pm and repeated on Mondays at 4.00pm. Farming Today is on 成人快手 Radio 4 every weekday at 5.45am and on Saturdays at 6.35am. You can listen again online at bbc.co.uk/radio4.

The finalists in the Farmer of the Year category will be featured on Farming Today in the week of the awards ceremony.

This year's judging panel is: Robert Clark, retail analyst; Sheila Dillon, presenter of The Food Programme; Professor Martin Wiseman; Roopa Gulati, chef, writer and broadcaster; Dr Martin Caraher from the Centre for Food Policy at City University; and Elinor Goodman.

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Category: Radio 4
Date: 19.10.2006
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