ONE FEEDS TWO @ Rick Stein’s

In 2022 Rick Stein partnered with One Feeds Two to support their mission to provide nutritious school meals to children living in poverty. This partnership sits alongside various charity and community projects which they support including annual charity lunches, coffee mornings and donations to local causes like the Fishermen’s Mission and the National Lobster Hatchery.

By dining at various Rick Stein’s establishments you have helped to donate 200,000 school meals to children in developing countries. 

What is One Feeds Two?

One Feeds Two is a non-profit charity, partnering with food companies who donate meals to children living in poverty.

When you order a meal or a product with the One Feeds Two on it, you’re not only feeding yourself, but providing a school meal to a child living in one of the poorest countries.

How does it work? 

When you choose one of the selected dishes or items below a meal is provided for a child living in poverty:

The Seafood Restaurant: Battered Fish and Chips

St Petroc’s Bistro: Tuna Steak

Sandbanks: Battered Cod and Chips

Barnes: Battered Cod and Chips

Winchester: Battered Cod and Chips

Marlborough: Battered Cod and Chips

The Cornish Arms: Cod Curry

Rick Stein’s Café: Cod Curry

Rick Stein’s Fish and Chips: Battered Cod and Chips

Rick Stein Fistral: Battered Cod and Chips

Rick Stein’s Fishmongers & Seafood Bar: Seafood Platter

Rick Stein’s Deli: Rick Stein Water Bottle or Coffee Cup

For more information click here.

One of our members, Stephen Chidgey, has long been something of a role model for Cornish tourism, having been a regular winner in the Cornwall, Southwest and Visit England awards since 2014. His self catering cottage The Old Barn in Tregonetha, boasts a range of eco features that include a ground source heat pump, solar panels, rainwater harvesting and electric charging points.

As someone who believes wholeheartedly in a sustainable, ethical approach that provides customers with an outstanding value-for-money service, he has now gone one step further. Stephen has long been a supporter of Cornwall Air Ambulance – a vital community charity that helps visitors as well as residents when they get into difficulty. He has now introduced the opportunity for visitors to The Old Barn to make donations that will help this life-saving local charity. Not only that, Stephen has also pledged to match guest contributions from his own pocket!

Read more about the charity and Stephen’s support for it.

Happy St. Piran’s Day!

March 5th is celebrated in Cornwall as St Piran’s Day. He is the patron saint of Cornwall and tin miners but what else do we know about him?

He was born in Ireland, in the 5th Century, where, after studying in Rome, he was made a Bishop. Legend says that he performed many miracles but this sadly offended the Kings of Ireland who had him flung into the sea with a millstone around his neck!

Miraculously, he floated across the water to Cornwall where he landed on what is now called Perranporth Beach and it was here that he built a chapel.

It was St Piran who supposedly discovered tin when a black stone on his fire leaked out a white liquid! It was this that gave us the Cornish Flag, the Flag of St Piran-a white cross on a black background, which represents white tin flowing out of the black granite rock, or good overcoming evil.

St Piran is said to have lived for 200 years but was fond of a drink and finally met his death by falling down a well!

The brand new Padstow Tourist Information Centre was officially opened today by the Mayor of Padstow, Mr Richard Higman and the Harbour Master, Bryn Phillips.

We are now located at The Mariner’s Clock Building on the South Quay, a more prominent position and the first point of call when approaching Padstow harbour.

Please come in and take a look around!

As well as tourist information, we stock a wide range of greetings cards, local produce, books on local history and merchandise featuring some of the best locations around Padstow.

There is something for everyone!