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Joanna Taylor

  • Food, Drink and Lifestyle Writer, Freelance
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Hungry wordsmith seeks large plates. Editor of all things food and drink related at @ESMagOfficial

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Wildfire damages city's first 'tiny forest'

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By Joanna Taylor
| Yahoo Verified
Part of Cambridge's first "tiny forest" may have to be replanted after it was damaged by fire. Thursday's blaze at Five Trees Court in Chesterton blackened trees and grass on the fringe of the 200 sq-m area. Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was called at about 14:45 GMT and two crews extinguished the flames. One witness said the fire had come "within around 5m (16ft) of people's wooden garden fences" and roughly doubled in size within 10 minutes.
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'It was like a movie - looked up and an exploded barn rained on me'

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By Katy Prickett, Joanna Taylor
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Katy Prickett; Joanna Taylor Sun, 26 July 2026 at 6:57 am UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scott Johnson admitted to being still in shock after surviving the explosion largely unscathed [Joanna Taylor/BBC] "I closed the door, and then the explosion happened, and it threw me against the door - everything was raining down on me," says Scott Johnson.
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Eat Like a Local in London — a Guide to the Best Restaurants, Markets, and More

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By Joanna Taylor
| Food & Wine Verified
Credit: Richard Newstead / Getty Images “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,” wrote Samuel Johnson in 1777. More than two centuries later, anyone with even a smidgen of appetite would struggle to disagree. Despite Britain’s reputation for cultivating a bland, beige food culture, thanks to centuries of trade, migration, and reinvention, the reality is anything but. Nowhere is this more true than in the capital, where the thing that makes London so appetizing is its diversity.
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