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The Wallfish Journal

Hugh Thomas

A newsletter about food, farming, and food culture in Somerset. Publishes every other Wednesday

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PricingFreemiumPublishesWeekly
Issues171SubscribersRead thewfj.co.uk

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Latest Issues

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Food journalism is not just food criticism; Percy Pig’s cult of personality; and why octopus might be back on the menu

Professional gluttony exists in various forms, plus the usual assortment of local food intel for this month’s paying WFJ subscribers

8 days ago
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Where to eat in Frome: A local's guide (updated for 2026)

Featuring a Frome-dwelling food journalist's heavily-opinionated suggestions

21 days ago
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"When January hit, we saw a massive decline"

Last time the WFJ properly checked in with brewer Chester Ellis, he’d just come out with his very first beers – a helles lager and pale ale – under the banner of Somer Valley Brewing (SVB). Much more recently, he’s set up a brewery at his f...

22 days ago
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The author is dead, long live the author

A revelation alongside the usual assortment of local food intel for this month’s paying WFJ subscribers

a month ago
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Authors

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  • Hugh Thomas

    Chronicling (a new) Somerset food culture ✍️ Food journalist \ud83e\udde9 Frome Food Network founder \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffb‍\ud83c\udf3e Somerset Farmers Market coordinator \ud83d\udcd4 Stone Mag associate editor

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