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	Simply Heathcotes, Liverpool: Restaurant Review
		Paul Heathcote, once of Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, now has five restaurants, three in Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds, and two in his home town of Preston.
		Heathcote arrived on the Liverpool dining scene in April 2001, opening what seems to have become a popular restaurant very near to the waterfront.
		In the kitchen, however, it is not Paul Heathcote, who is more likely to be globetrotting in search of a new house wine, but rather Andy McGuinness.
	www.thewinedoctor.com /restaurants/heathcotes.shtml (881 words)

	TICKLE IN A PICKLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Paul and Roger are setting-up on the QC's bench with William 'Wild Bill' Bennett and Ian 'Tiger' Townsend behind to the left on the junior barristers bench.
		Paul is showing the judge and Wild Bill the 'notch' that Mr Moran said was a hole drilled by his colleague, Mr Douglas.
		Paul tells the judge that he would be willing to have transcripts of the disputed conversations made from the tape recordings he made of them to prove his version of what was actually said.
	www.nhsexposed.com /humour/tickle1.shtml (2627 words)

	Cooking up a treat
		PAUL Heathcote's passion for fine food is rubbing off on the next generation.
		Paul keeps a chef's jacket and apron in his car, ready to lend a hand when required.
		Paul grew up in Farnworth, Bolton, the son of health and fitness studio boss Ken and his wife Brenda.
	www.manchesteronline.co.uk /business/general/s/72/72650_cooking_up_a_treat.html (587 words)

	News - Preston Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Owner and celebrity chef, Paul Heathcote, decided it was time for a change to coincide with the restaurant's 10th birthday in May 2005.
		Heathcotes opened on Winckley Square in 1995 and then a further Â£400,000 was invested on the neighbouring Olive Press in 2002.
		Paul, who was named Lancashire Director of the Year earlier this year, said: "When we opened Heathcotes, it was very new and cutting edge and it still looks very modern but it's 10 years old and, in that way, a little bit out of date.
	www.lep.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?sectionid=73&articleid=904042 (622 words)

	tuco
		Paul was introduced by TUCO Chair Liz Thomas.
		The session focused specifically on recruitment and retention, using Paul's experiences and the programmes that he had introduced through his restaurants to improve their training and retention of staff.
		Paul stated the need to change the way in which their industry recruits and trains staff, "If you keep on doing what you keep on doing, you'll keep on getting what you keep on getting!"
	www.tuco.org /news.asp?id=08-04-05 (458 words)

	Cheshire Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The prizes were presented by leading regional chef Paul Heathcote, who opened the envelopes, Oscar style, to announce the winners to a gathering of 300, included those highly commended in all classes, in the grandeur of the Whitworth Hall of Manchester University.
		When he opened the envelope for the best use of local produce in Lancashire award he was surprised to discover that the winner was — Paul Heathcote, recognition of his pioneering development of local suppliers and their use in what has grown to a group of 10 Heathcote restaurants.
		Paul recalled his own emergence as a top chef on the scene, saying that 17 or 18 years ago in restaurant terms the North West was a laughing stock compared to London.
	www.cheshirelife.co.uk /?magazineId=442 (620 words)

	bundeenamaianbar.com
		Paul is a resident of Bundeena and a serving volunteer member of the Bundeena Bushfire Brigade.
		It is to his credit that he suggested possible solutions for the problems of both the Uniting Church and his constituents in Bundeena.
		I hope that the mayor of Sutherland Shire Council will take on board the comments of the honourable member for Heathcote and persuade his fellow councillors to accede to the wishes of the local community.
	www.bundeenamaianbar.com /Paul.htm (1036 words)

	Marketing Projects, Marketing Consultancy, North West England
		Members of the North West branch of the Institute of Directors were treated to a stimulating breakfast last week when Ken Heathcote, Paul’s father, talked about how the Heathcote restaurant and catering phenomenon had connected with and harnessed the power of its employees.
		IoD members and guests were shown how Heathcotes create their ‘moments of magic’ and ‘wow’ factors, with staff who were rewarded and recognised for their achievements.
		Heathcotes Outside provides every aspect of the overall planning of your event, drawing on the experience of a dedicated events team to help with the entire organization.
	www.marketingprojects.co.uk /clientpo/article.asp?id=5&article=210 (403 words)

	Cutting it under preasure @ Bolton Community College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Using the same formula as the TV show, six separate teams of students were given a random array of ingredients from which they had to produce a three -course meal.
		Successful restaurant owner and ex-Bolton Community College student, Paul Heathcote was quick to express his delight at being back at the college, and duly offered his expertise to the students, “It’s always nice to see enthusiasm, and every team should be very proud of themselves.
		“Paul is a great inspiration for Bolton Community College students, “ commented Michelle Hinnegan, lead chef of the winning team.” This was a real team effort.
	www.bolton-community-college.ac.uk /newsflash/bake.php (274 words)

	Rural Fire Service - 03/12/2003
		Examples of that camaraderie were evident during the Heathcote fires last year and in the perilous Christmas bushfires in 2001.
		Mr PAUL McLEAY (Heathcote) [4.35 p.m.], in reply: Currently, this fire season is fairly benign, because of the wet weather.
		Mr PAUL McLEAY: The first time I met the honourable member for Menai was on the fire field, before I was a Labor candidate.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /Prod/Parlment/HansArt.nsf/5f584b237987507aca256d09008051f3/c0c15f47a4ebfa1bca256dfd000947c4!OpenDocument (5867 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Recently Paul got a call from the local Chamber of Commerce asking him to be the returning officer for their annual elections.
		Paul quickly explained that he was, “Just checking his availability and that the thought would never enter his mind of staying away from his daughter and wife for fourteen nights in a row”.
		Paul’s story is all too familiar for many of us men who are so busy in our ‘big little worlds’ that we forget the things which are really important.
	www.fathersonline.org /newsletters/67_08-12-03.html (4895 words)

	Bank of England - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		By 1999 this note had been extensively copied, and therefore it became the first denomination to be replaced by a second Series E design, featuring a bolder denomination figure at the top left of the obverse side, and a reverse side featuring the composer Sir Edward Elgar and Worcester Cathedral.
		The fifty pound denomination, much beloved of second hand car and antique dealers, did not reappear until 1981 when a Series D design was issued featuring the architect Christopher Wren and the plan of Saint Paul's Cathedral on the reverse of this large note.
		In 1990 this denomination saw the start of the Series E issue, when the Bank commemorated its own impending tercentenary by putting its first governor, Sir John Houblon on the reverse.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bank_of_England (2510 words)

	Brushing up on Heathcote's hidden masterpieces » ABC Central Victoria
		Heathcote painter Paul Casey stands with the woman that keeps appearing in his work.
		Despite the room’s apparent neatness, the walls are plastered with Mr Casey’s work: self-portraits, abstract line drawings, etchings, prints and large murals being painted for the Heathcote Fire Brigade’s centenary.
		Pointing to an abstract painting, Mr Casey said the piece was “trying to show the form and weight of the figure without too much work.” He told the ABC’s Claire Gorman he was planning to start showing abstract work (although most people were not aware he worked in the genre).
	www.abc.net.au /centralvic/stories/s534598.htm (307 words)

	Heathcote Family Genealogy Forum
		Re: Nathaniel Heathcote of Derby and Maryland - Kay Schmidt 10/20/05
		Re: Nathaniel Heathcote of Derby and Maryland - Stephen Heathcote 10/22/05
		Re: Heathcotes - Biddulph, Congleton, Darwen - Elaine Heathcote 12/19/01
	genforum.genealogy.com /heathcote (1362 words)

	Saint John's vs Macalester
		M 2-9 S39 Adam Heathcote pass intercepted by Brad Beyer at the SJU19, Brad Beyer return 31 yards to the 50 yardline (Matt Munson).
		M 3-9 S25 Adam Heathcote pass complete to Grant Heuett for loss of 2 yards to the SJU27 (James Shafer;Cameron McCambr).
		M 2-17 S47 Adam Heathcote pass complete to Matt Munson for loss of 2 yards to the SJU49 (Pat Reichert;Cameron McCambr).
	www.macalester.edu /football/stats01/sju-5.htm (3171 words)

	Arts & Leisure: Holy Smoke! (Austin Chronicle . 06-28-99)
		Had someone introduced me to Heathcote's food and explained that, much in the same spirit as our own Alice Waters, he champions native ingredients and elemental preparations updated by reasonable contemporary twists, I would no doubt have been a convert to the British -- or at least Lancastrian -- table.
		Each section (the book is divided into each of the four seasons) is broken up by short, colorful biographies on the local folk who supply Heathcote's Restaurant, and each chapter also features an essay or two that transports you to Heathcote's native Lancaster.
		As Heathcote puts it, "too many chefs want to cook what's in fashion, and every restaurant you go to has a similar kind of feel to it," so he turned to English cooking to be different.
	weeklywire.com /ww/06-28-99/austin_food_feature1.html (2791 words)

	'Burglar' rescued from behind bars
		Police, ambulance and fire crews were called to Simply Heathcotes in Manchester after a 21-year-old man was spotted stuck behind railings in the cellar.
		He told fire crews he had been locked in by bouncers but it is suspected he had entered the cellar area via the barrel chute with the intention of breaking into the restaurant.
		The restaurant is owned by former TV chef Paul Heathcote, once a protege of Raymond Blanc.
	www.fire.org.uk /BBC_News/News2002/January/bbc130102c.htm (253 words)

	Welcome to Paul Wilson's Web site
		There are thousands of us around – benighted sons of parents who couldn't think of a more unusual first name.
		If you're not sure I'm the Paul Wilson you're looking for, take a moment to look around.
		And if, after all that, I'm still not the Paul Wilson you're looking for, you can try your luck with the "Other Paul Wilsons" link in the column on the left.
	paulwilson.ca (188 words)

	May 2001
		Bernard moved in ahead of Droylsden to sign 23-yearold Middleton-based centre-half Paul from Hyde United, whose directors had surprisingly chosen not to take up their option to retain Taylor at the end of his contract.
		Heathcote, whose testimonial against Macclesfield takes place at Moss Lane on July 26, added, "We need a strong defence, and to that end, we will be talking to more people as well as those who are already here."
		Harris insists, too, that the decision to bring back both Taylor and Heathcote was not prompted, as has been said, by the cash strapped Robins' need to save money, but, on the contrary says the Alty chairman, reflects the board's unanimous belief that the duo are the best men for the job.
	www.altyfc.u-net.com /may01.htm (5386 words)

	Lex Vehicle Leasing - About Us
		The country’s most popular celebrity chef Paul Heathcote launched his latest venture in Leeds with a little help from the stars — and Cameron Clarke Leasing of Preston.
		Paul’s first restaurant was launched in Longridge, Preston.
		Said Paul: “The hectic nature of my profession means I need an efficient, reliable, experienced and committed support network.
	www.lvl.co.uk /press_release.php?id=86 (428 words)

	Macalester College vs Augsburg College (10/13/01)
		M 3-8 A28 Adam Heathcote pass intercepted by Brent Peroutka at the AUG8, Brent Peroutka return 18 yards to the AUG26 (Matt Diediker).
		M 2-10 A45 Adam Heathcote pass intercepted by Brent Peroutka at the AUG30, Brent Peroutka return 0 yards to the AUG30.
		M 2-9 A43 Adam Heathcote sacked for loss of 6 yards to the AUG49 (Chike Ochiagha), fumble by Adam Heathcote recovered by AUG Micheal Reger at AUG49.
	www.augsburg.edu /athletics/football/0102statistics/101301MA.HTM (4555 words)

	:: Restaurant Magazine - News :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Two further openings have been announced for Paul Heathcote's Olive Press Pizzeria & Grill Bar, both in the North-West.
		Heathcote said, "The restaurants had a good year across the board; the new addition late last year at Wrightington near Chorley has traded extremely well.
		Just what will the imminent smoking ban north of the border mean for restaurateurs when it becomes law?...
	www.restaurantmagazine.co.uk /news.asp?id=802 (158 words)

	News and Events \| Manchester Metropolitan University Business School
		Paul Heathcote helps over 200 entrepreneurs celebrate business launch through the New Entrepreneur Scholarship
		Special guest speaker was North West entrepreneur Paul Heathcote of Simply Heathcotes who gave an inspiring talk to the entrepreneurs about setting up and running a successful business.
		Starting with just one restaurant and 4 staff at the age of 29, Paul now runs 10 restaurants in the region with 6 more planned this year, as well as an outside catering company, 2000 staff and a string of awards to his name.
	www.business.mmu.ac.uk /newsandevents/news.php?uref=121 (559 words)

	Waitrose.com - Preston, Lancashire: Winckley Square Chop House - Waitrose Food Illustrated
		In 1995, Paul Heathcote bravely decided to sell his house to raise enough money to open his first restaurant.
		We each began with a glass of fruity Italian house wine (£3.85), while tucking into starters of chickpea fritters with spicy aubergine (£5) and smoked salmon marinated in beetroot with bitter leaves (£6).
		But, as Mr Heathcote would certainly testify, some things are definitely worth investing in.
	www.waitrose.com /food_drink/wfi/eatingout/northernengland/0603100d.asp (249 words)

	TICKLE IN A PICKLE
		LARRY: Paul hasn’t got a fax which the Claimant’s solicitors were obviously aware of as all the other documents had been sent by courier.
		The judge granted an adjournment saying that any further documents to be relied on had to be delivered at least 3 days in advance of todays hearing.
		PAUL : “My Lord, I really haven’t got a clue as to what Mr Bennett has been going on about for the past half an hour.
	www.medicalneglect.co.uk /tickle_in_a_pickle.htm (2877 words)

	Heathcotes - Simply Heathcotes, Heathcotes Outside, The Olive Press, Longridge Restaurant, passionate about modern ...
		Offering the very best in modern British cuisine in Heathcotes distinctive style, Heathcotes expertise provides an unparalleled service to be one of the best catering suppliers within the outside event industry.
		Heathcotes Outside Heathcotes renowned standards provide you with catering any place, any style, anywhere.
		Heathcotes at Liverpool FC, PNE FC, Warrington Wolves, and Chester Racecourse.
	www.heathcotes.co.uk (696 words)

	Lancashire Books
		Written by award-winning journalist Matthew Fort, the book serves three functions: it paints a portrait of Michelin and Egon Ronay star chef Paul Heathcote, it records his recipes, and it describes the atmosphere in his restaurants, Manchester's Heathcote's and Preston's Heathcote's Brasserie.
		Stunning colour photographs have been used to illustrate the food and emotive fl-and-white pictures are used with reportage on kitchen activities, the landscapes of the Ribble Valley and the changing seasons in Lancashire.
		Heathcote's food has been described as similar to the French cuisine du terroir, but it remains distinctively British or even Lancastrian.
	www.nyt.co.uk /Lancashirebooks.htm (1683 words)

	Amazon.ca: Paul Heathcote's Rhubarb and Black Pudding: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Paul Heathcote is one of the UK’s most successful chefs.
		Since opening his restaurant Heathcote’s at Longridge in Lancashire in 1989 he has gained two Michelin stars and was voted Egon Ronay Chef of the Year in 1994.
		All this, while serving such dishes as fl pudding studded with sweetbreads, wing of skate with mussel and celery tartar, roast Goosnargh duck with potato cooked in cider and dumpling made from the leg; pig’s trotter stuffed with ham hock and sage, and strawberry shortcake.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1857025008 (632 words)

	South Trafford College of Further Education: News and Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Renowned for its strong reputation in catering and hospitality, the College joined forces in 2000 with Heathcote’s School of Excellence, led by leading North West chef and restaurateur, Paul Heathcote, to respond to and meet the needs of industry.
		The new Centre of Vocational Excellence is made up of South Trafford’s College’s Catering and Hospitality department and Paul Heathcote’s School of Excellence.
		Paul Heathcote of Heathcote’s School of Excellence said, “We are very proud to have received the CoVE award in response to the combined efforts of South Trafford College and Heathcote’s School of Excellence.
	www.stcoll.ac.uk /newsandevents.asp?story=130&z=&p=3 (532 words)

	Paul Heathcote's The Longridge Restaurant, 104-106 Higher Road, Longridge, PR3 3SY - www.restaurant-guide.com
		This is where Paul Heathcote made his name, and he is still to be found at the stoves quite often, despite the fact that his restaurant empire has spread across the North of England; the restaurant received a Michelin Star in 1991 which it still retains.
		We've been going since Paul Heathcote opened back in 1990 and I think we are some of his longest running custome...
		My mother and father had their 40th anniversary at this restaurant and after ten years of extolling its virtues to neighbours friends and relatives they felt it appropriate to celebrate their golden w...
	www.restaurant-guide.com /1552 (474 words)

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