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A warm-toned dining room scene featuring an oval stone table with five wooden chairs arranged around it. Four chairs have green seats, while one chair is upholstered in purple to symbolise inclusion and difference being welcomed. Small red Valentine’s hearts are scattered across the centre of the table, reinforcing the theme of belonging, equality and shared space. The image represents creating a seat at the table for everyone, including blind and partially sighted people.
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A Seat at the Table: Turning Controversy into Inclusion

Seema received an unexpected Valentine this year — a message from Gregg Wallace. Yes… that one. It was sent in good humour. A light-hearted surprise. And we can absolutely smile at the irony, given recent headlines and the very public conversations that followed his departure from MasterChef. But here’s the

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