International Men’s Day
It’s that time of year, where men get their steaks and a nice spot in front of the tv! But
Welcome to BM journeys with Murray Soper
Growth and leadership for Murray Murray’s journey from Events Assistant to Head of People and Culture at BM demonstrates our
Almost £50,000 raised for Ukraine
We have raised almost £50,000 in aid of the Order of St George’s works in Ukraine through a second fundraising
Food Is always at the centre
We recently held our AGM, which is one of my favourite times of the year. It gives us the chance
Black Tea Brine Turkey
Brining was originally used for food preservation in the pre-refrigeration era. Brining allows the turkey to absorb extra moisture, which
It’s all about our people and outstanding food
Twice a year we gather together our #bmFamily💜💚 team members. Ian Mitchell and myself love to go, and really enjoy
Spooky Pears
Method Place 950mls cold water, vanilla, cinnamon and sugar in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Bring to the boil. Reduce
Dorrianne takes on new role focused on team development and diversity
Dorrianne Casey has been appointed to a newly created role focused on learning and development as well as equality, diversity
Coming together to support Alzheimer’s Society
Each year, Alzheimer’s Society holds Memory Walks across the UK. As the London Memory Walk winds its way along South
Nourishing company culture: the benefits of workplace catering
With today’s Working From Home culture, companies are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance their building occupancy and ideas to
Saluting our sisters – Eugenia shares her moving story
This Black History Month, we want to recognise what it was like living in an era of permanent racism and
Nigerian Chapman
This delicious Nigerian Chapman cocktail is said to have originated in a prestigious cocktail bar in Lagos Nigeria. The story
Chicken Suya Kebabs and Yam Chips
Nigerian cuisine is a fun and exciting food that uses a lot of herbs and spices from across the country
Agua De Jamaica: Hibiscus Tea
Agua de Jamaica is a tea made from the sepals of the roselle flower, hibiscus sabdariffa. The colour and flavour
Jollof Rice
It is said that Jollof Rice has its origins in the Senegambia region of West Africa, in the ancient Wolof
Goat Curry
Curries are a very popular Caribbean cuisine, these were introduced in the 19th century by an Indian worker who migrated
Rice and Peas
Rice and peas was adopted from the Akan tribe hailing from Ghana and Ivory Coast in West Africa. Today it’s
Got guts? here is why you should look after yours…
This title is misleading. We all have guts. In fact, we had a mouth, an oesophagus, a stomach, small and
Jerk Chicken
For a great taste of the caribbean try this great recipe for Jerk chicken, using Pete’s recipe for a jerk
Jerk Marinade
All great Jerk recipes need a great Jerk Marinade here we share an amazing recipes which will help you make
Sauerkraut
We couldn’t do an article on fermenting without mentioning sauerkraut. Method Thinly slice the cabbage and lay out evenly. Evenly
Hungry chef competition
We launched the Hungry Chef competition to cater for #bmFamily💜💚 team members who become chefs later in life, as their
Sustainable eating
Sustainable eating is a topic that’s been getting a lot of attention lately. With conversations around carbon footprints and emissions,
Ragu with Spiralized Courgette
If you’re trying to incorporate more plant-based foods into your diet. Try creatively swapping out some meat with delicious plant-based