The latest UK part-time and full-time jobs for students specially selected by Student Beans. We list weekend and evening jobs for students as well as summer and holiday jobs, full-time or part-time. We also list work experience and placements for students, internship vacancies and volunteering opportunities to help add some sparkle to your CV. Public service & charity workWELCOME TO THE GATE 2016 marks the International Year of Pulses (IYOP), the single largest opportunity to increase awareness of pulses many of us will ever see. Pulses, also known as grain legumes, are a group of 12 crops that includes dry beans, dry peas, chickpeas and lentils. They are high in protein, fibre, and various vitamins, provide amino acids, and are hearty crops. Not only do pulses provide countless health benefits such as helping decrease blood cholesterol levels and aiding digestion and regularity, they also play a pivotal role in sustainability as they require less fertilisers than other crops and are a low carbon source of protein.

Alongside this it’s also important to recognise the economical importance of pulses. Did you know that 70% of pulses produced globally come from developing countries such as India, which produces a quarter of the world’s pulses. It is with this in mind that The Gate Restaurant is proud to support the IYOP and join forces “To act for a healthy, hunger-free and sustainable world.” The Gate Restaurant was excited to host Pulse Feast UK in our Islington branch on January 6th 2016 to start the celebrations for the 2016 IYOP where guests were treated to an international menu featuring all kinds of pulses. We look forward to an amazing year filled with all kinds of pulses inspired dishes. Sign up for upcoming offers and our special birthday treat.I stayed near a handful of shops selling jamón ibérico, and within 30 minutes of checking in I found "Casas del Monte Montechico" just a block away from my hotel. This elegant shop is a jamón ibérico paradise, selling various grades of the beast either whole or finely sliced as well as many other products made from it: sausages, salami, pates, chorizo, among others.

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A lighter option is also available, the Menu Degustacion Corto at €45.50 (£39) for 2 starts, 1 main and a dessert. I enjoyed the generous portions of battered and deep-fried sardines, and squid with onions, washed down with a well made and very aromatic bottle of white wine made from a blend of Treixadura, Torrontes and Albarino grapes by Vina Mein, a real steal at £14. Restaurante Lamari is a simple cafe on the beautiful Plaza da Pedra. The ham croquettes were sadly a little doughy, but the octopus and potatoes in olive oil and paprika were very good. I also enjoyed the bottle of Albariño by Bodegas Valminor. Gran Hotel Nagari is very well located on the leafy Plaza de Compostela, a few minutes' walk to Vigo's busy shopping district, historic old town and also the sea-front. It is a modern and beautifully designed hotel, part of the Solvida Group. Rates start around £80 on TripAdvisor.Read this before dropping out »Here's the forum for you... Staying cool in exams

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