Reckon you’ve got what it takes to test and narrow down the top bottomless brunch spots the UK has to offer?
It’s a pretty tricky task, but someone’s got to do it.
Getting stuck into some free-flowing drinks with your friends around a table of food is a match made in heaven if you ask us, and it seems like global discount voucher website WeThrift is on the same page as it’s looking to recruit five lucky people to sample and review the best bottomless brunch spots in the country.
If that offer wasn’t tempting enough as it is, all successful candidates will be able to bring their best mate along for the ride and will be paid £150 per day while doing it.
So, how does it all work?
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Well, to narrow down the list of the best bottomless brunch locations in the UK, WeThrift looked at Tripadvisor’s top 50 rated eateries offering a bottomless brunch menu, and will ask the five dedicated ‘Bottomless Brunch Testers’ to travel to ten venues within one month.
Five lucky people are needed to sample and review the best bottomless brunch spots in the country / Credit: The Manc Group | Davey Gravy (via Unsplash)
The main aim of the Bottomless Brunch Testers will be to attend, review, and rate each brunch out of 10, based on set criteria – which includes the variety of food and drinks on the menu, quantity of drinks served, number of courses, time allocated, and overall value for money.
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Hours will be flexible, research can be carried out around other commitments, and the £150 is designed to cover the cost of bottomless brunch for two and travel expenses.
Why is WeThrift looking for Bottomless Brunch Testers exactly? This tempting recruitment drives follows a recent survey of over 2,000 Brits ,which revealed that over half (61%) of 18-30 year olds would choose a bottomless brunch over a lunch or dinner date with friends.
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‘Bottomless Brunch Testers’ will review and rate each brunch out of 10 / Credit: Piqsels
Feedback from the ‘Bottomless Brunch Testers’ will be used to determine a final ranking of the UK’s top 10 bottomless brunches.
Fancy it then?
Hopeful candidates must be aged 18 or over, have access to a smartphone or computer, be available to attend 10 bottomless brunches between the 13 June and 17 July, and get their application in before 31 May, with successful candidates being selected by 6 June.
You can apply for the coveted role of Bottomless Brunch Tester here.
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Elbow get behind campaign to save Jodrell Bank from closure
Danny Jones
Manc band Elbow are among the latest to get behind the campaign to save Jodrell Bank Observatory from closing permanently.
The Greater Manchester natives famously played a sold-out gig at the important scientific and cultural landmark for a very special live album recording well over a decade ago, and know all too well the site’s national and, indeed, global heritage.
Choosing the Observatory and the rare chance to perform a show in the shadow of the world-renowned James Lovell Telescope, it probably remains one of their most significant standalone UK date ever.
With that in mind, the local lads have been left just as worried by the news of its impending closure as everyone else, and have therefore issued a fresh appeal to help keep it open.
Posting a timely statement on social media, the group wrote: “Jodrell Bank has long been close to elbow’s heart. In 2012, the band played beneath the Lovell Telescope for one of the most memorable shows in our history.
“The recent news that funding for the e-MERLIN radio telescope network is set to end in 2028 puts the future of the scientific work at Jodrell Bank under serious threat. It is a remarkable place, with an extraordinary history, and one that continues to play an important role in science, culture and education.”
In addition to reliving clips and images from the historic live set all the years later, they also pointed people towards their ‘elbow – Live at Jodrell Bank‘ album documentary, which has now been made available online for the very first time as part of wider efforts to raise awareness around the cause.
Directing people to key online resources shared by the institution and astrophysics centre itself following their unfortunate update late last month, the push to not only find the funding but sustain support for the facility continues to ramp up throughout the world of science, arts and industry.
For anyone who somehow missed the news – 2028 being the current deadline handed down as per budget cuts across the sector – concerned parties here in the North West and all over the country have since started petitioning to save Jodrell Bank Observatory from shutting down for good.
In addition to being described as a “huge blow” to the field by the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS), some have even gone so far as to describe the decision as a form of “vandalism” when it comes to research and British culture as a whole.
Having also served as the host venue for the annual bluedot Festival since 2016, the multi-genre science and arts celebration could soon be forced to find a new home.
The battle is far from over yet, and the community has time to rescue Jodrell Bank Observatory from its fate, but it will take lots of money and more notable public figures to make it happen.
Once again, you can do your bit by signing the petition mentioned above right HERE.
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National Pizza Awards looking for one lucky person to join 2026 judging panel
Emily Sergeant
Job adverts don’t come much better than this, as the National Pizza Awards is searching for one lucky person to join the judging panel at this year’s grand final.
The National Pizza Awards invite chefs from across the hospitality industry each year to submit their signature recipes in a bid to claim the coveted title of National Pizza of the Year title, providing a platform for the UK’s ultimate pizza professionals to showcase their recipes on a national scale.
Hosted by Dine Out magazine finalists face off in a live cooking showdown in front of a hand-picked panel of industry judges.
On top of a signature round, competitors take part in a technical challenge that sees them construct the best dish from a selection of ingredients, with the winner being named National Pizza Chef of the Year.
The National Pizza Awards is looking for one lucky person to join its 2026 judging panel / Credit: The Manc Group
And this year, you could play a part in picking the winners.
That’s right – the National Pizza Awards has launched a nationwide search for a new judge, and the only catch (if you can even call it a catch) is that the judge will need to sample 16 of the UK’s best pizzas in a single day as chefs battle it out for the title.
It’s a tough gig, but someone’s got to do it, and if you want to be that someone, entries are now open for you to enter.
Pizzas are judged on how the they’re made, the flavour profile, how they’re cooked, the aesthetic and presentation, and the texture, quality, and consistency, as well as the choice of ingredients.
To be in with a chance, you’ll simply just need tag your favourite pizza place in the Instagram competition post, and then if that place enters the awards and makes it through to the final cook-off, you’ll be entered into a draw to become that all-important guest judge this November.
Emily Sergeant -
4th May 2022 
