Seventy six consecutive years of running with an apron and a skillet on Shrove Tuesday. Many small towns have their own ...

It’s a hectic, sleep deprived house, but it’s a happy one. The journey back ... This one seems appropriate with Shrove Tuesday (pancake day!) this week and because the answer lies in some ...

Photo: Lucy Young The Leadenhall Market pancake race is much of a Shrove Tuesday staple as lemon and sugar, with local workers and visitors going head-to-head on a 20-metre cobbled course ...

To mark Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day, sixth form leadership students ... pancakes being lost to the elements leading to some very happy passing seagulls.” ...

Care home residents joined in a community pancake race in Dorset. Residents from Colten Care's dementia care home, The Aldbury in Poole, travelled to Wimborne for the town's annual Shrove Tuesday ...

Pancake Day is a tradition in the United Kingdom. It is celebrated every year on Shrove Tuesday. David Beckham never misses this event and has explained how he experienced it with Harper Seven. The ...

Care home residents and staff have been flipping pancakes and sharing stories for Shrove Tuesday. Woodland View care home in Colchester and Brampton Manor in Newmarket both celebrated the day with ...

LONDON — Racers dressed as a skyscraper, beekeeper and a chest of drawers were among dozens of runners in zany costumes zipping around a central London square with a frying pan in hand to ...

The oldest and most famous of pancake races take place in the small town of Olney, England, which legend has it held its first run in 1445. These days most people mark Shrove Tuesday by cooking ...

Shrove Tuesday, also known as Pancake Tuesday, is an occasion marking the beginning of the Christian season of Lent. The term "shrove" is derived from "shrive," meaning to present oneself for ...