Restaurant Review: Trivet
James Lawrence admits bias in favour of Trivet, Jonny Lake’s new restaurant, but it’s not without good reason. Allow him to explain…Read More →
James Lawrence is a journalist and copywriter with over 10 years of experience working for some of the world’s most respected media outlets and brands. Educated at the University of East Anglia, James read Law and subsequently completed a diploma in International Law at the University of Duesto, Bilbao. His passion for communication led James to a PR role at the University of Swansea before becoming a freelance writer in 2007.
James Lawrence admits bias in favour of Trivet, Jonny Lake’s new restaurant, but it’s not without good reason. Allow him to explain…Read More →
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