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Now in its second year following last year’s roaring success, the three-week event champions independent hospitality businesses and encourages the use of local produce.

Residents and visitors will be invited to explore ����vlog’s diverse food scene through exclusive discounts, themed set menus, and one-off dining experiences - all available with a free Golden Ticket.

Visit ����vlog is inviting local restaurants, cafés, pubs, and food venues to take part. Participating businesses will benefit from increased visibility, promotion through Visit ����vlog’s channels, and the opportunity to attract new diners with a stand-out offer.

Councillor Alan Amos, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Business and Skills at ����vlog County Council, said: “Taste ����vlog is a great way to support our local hospitality sector while giving people more reasons to enjoy what the county has to offer. I would encourage businesses to get involved with the event which promotes local produce, boosts footfall for independent businesses, and encourages both residents and visitors to explore ����vlog’s food scene.”

In previous years, participating ����vlog businesses saw increases in revenue and repeat customers, providing a welcome boost to the local economy in the run-up to the busy festive season.

Josh Palmer, Business Owner of Rise + Grind near Pershore, said: “Taking part in Taste ����vlog last year was a fantastic experience for us. It brought together the local food and drink community and introduced our business to new customers — many of whom have since become regulars. It’s had a lasting impact on our growth and visibility within ����vlog’s hospitality sector.”

An information pack is now available for businesses looking to take part, along with scheduled webinars offering the chance to ask questions and learn more.

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