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April Jackson on Instagram: "One year since I closed my second restaurant @woodandwateruk in London and chose the unknown instead. I’m proud of what I built. I’m grateful for what I learned. And I’m excited for what’s coming. Jamaican food has so much more to say—and I’m not done telling that story. Through new countries, new kitchens, new tables. If you’re a brand, a chef, a restaurateur; a producer, a city, or a space that believes in bold flavour, culture, and growth—let’s talk. And if you’re

I think we massively misunderstand why holidays exist. They didn’t start as cute traditions or reminders to rest. They were built into society as pressure-release valves: moments where everyone was allowed to stop at the same time, without guilt or punishment. Work paused. Roles loosened. Social rules bent. People ate differently, behaved differently, and let off steam together. That collective pause mattered because life was hard, nonstop, and physically demanding and because stopping alone was