Brian Turner (chef) resident chef on Granada Television's "This Morning". He was a regular guest cook on BBC2's "Ready Steady Cook" which he joined in 1994 as well as presenting other cookery programmes including his own BBC series "Anything You Can Cook". Lately Turner has made appearances on UKTV's "Perfect", BBC1's "Saturday Kitchen", "A Taste Of Britain" with Janet Street-Porter (2014), "Life On A Plate" (2015) and ITV’s "James Martin’s Saturday Morning" (2018). In 1997 Turner was awarded the Craft Guild of Chef's Special Award for achievement within the industry together with The Caterer Catey Award for 'Chef of the Year' as well
Saturday Morning Club has a frolic—usually in costume, and enlivened by some witty ‘skit’ by some clever girl”. As the Centennial Remembrance of the Saturday Morning Club states, the Saturday Morning Club was born out of the larger women’s club movement, which “offered to women a new instrument of activity outside the home, for self-improvement and self-education at a time when higher education had not yet opened its doors to women.” Julia Ward Howe, “The Queen of the Clubs,” wrote of the movement’s purpose: “In advising with all women’s clubs, I always urged them to include in their programs pressing questions of the