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Highlights of Society 2013


THE BELLE EPOQUE in Knutsford Celebrates 40th in Style Over 100 guests turned out to celebrate Te Belle Epoque’s 40th Birthday, in a lavish evening of celebration. Funds were also raised for charity partner Facing Te World. Executive Director of the charity Graham Banton, and patron Shari Royle, also said a few words and expressed their gratitude to Te Belle Epoque. Graham exclaimed “As a charity, we are extremely grateful to Te Belle Epoque for partnering with us for this event. Te donation made along with the further awareness the event has created, will go far in helping us continue our work.” Tracey and Charlotte Dawson, wife and daughter of comedy legend Les Dawson, also turned out to support the celebrations. Emmerdale and Dancing on Ice star Roxanne Pallett also turned out to celebrate, as did ITV’s Mellissa Travis. Film star Chris Geere, who earlier this year appeared alongside Will Smith in After Earth was also in attendance. Granada Reports’ Lucy Meacock was among many familiar faces to send birthday messages to the venue. In a message sent to Te Belle Epoque, Lucy said “I have many great memories of Te Belle Epoque. Te great service and home made food are what has helped this business to go from strength to strength. Here’s to the next 40 years.”


Est Est establishes neighbourhood Italian in Aigburth A VIP launch party was held to launch Est Est, the new stylish neighbourhood Italian ristorante and bar in the leafy suburb of Aigburth. Te £500,000, 1,800 sq ft restaurant development has been funded by a consortium of local investors and has been driven by managing director, Stephen Garrity. Stephen has extensive experience within the catering and hospitality trade having been managing director of the Est Est Est chain of Italian restaurants before becoming a director of Te Restaurant Group which acquired Est Est Est in 1997. Ian Crosby joins the Est Est team as executive chef, driving the culinary vision for the new eaterie. With over 12 years experience specialising in the Italian cuisine sector, Ian has worked and developed menus and successful kitchen processes for Bibis in Leeds, Piccolinos nationwide and San Carlo in Manchester and Liverpool.


Mark Worthington Celebrate 30 Years In Business Mark Worthington Jewellers recently celebrated 30 years in business in Cheshire, holding a Christmas Anniversary party for their customers at MW2, their ‘Home of Affordable Luxury’ in Wilmslow. Stilt walkers and fire breathers greeted arriving guests who were also treated to a special Christmas discount on the evening, free flowing champagne and endless canapés as a thank you for their loyalty over the years. Tis event was also a way to showcase to their customers their New Georg Jensen room, located upstairs in MW2, stocking jewellery, watches and living, the three core collections by the Scandinavian luxury lifestyle brand. New additions to the collections were on show, including strawberry pickers, oyster trays, tissue box covers and candelabras. We were especially taken aback by the fantastic Grand Champagne Bowl, manufactured in stainless steel, which holds three bottles of Champagne at once. Perfect for a dinner party or celebration! Mark Worthington Jewellers has also taken part in the Wonderful Wilmslow Winter Wander Round, consisting of a gingerbread man hunt for the local community. Teir gingerbread man, Alfie, was happy nestled in to a jewellery cabinet downstairs, waiting for the children to spot him! Parents were then treated to an after party at Revolution Wilmslow, with MW2 cocktails and fantastic artists performing until late. All in all, a fantastic night was had by all.


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