Then, when it comes to habits and traditions on Christmas Day itself, the analysis found that 43% of people think the day is a time for “sparkles, bright colours, and bold clothing”, but younger Brits aren’t quite as on board. Steph Buttery made it all the way to the final of Gordon Ramsey’s Future Food Stars which aired earlier this year on BBC One. Meanwhile, Jen from Castleford creates low-sugar bottled cocktails whilst Londoner Matthew wants to set up a zero-waste restaurant. Steph joined the series to step out of her comfort zone and challenge herself against other keen business minds.

Today, Chu Lo now has four tantalising flavours available in apple, lemon, peach and cherry and the business has since secured huge deals with industry giants including YO! When the hospitality industry started to re-open, Steph bit the bullet and re-launched the business. Speaking of the experience, she said: “I can’t wait for the series to launch and to see the reaction from viewers. The UK is great, but it is a very small percentage of the world – the opportunities out there are humungous, but whatever happens, Manchester will remain our base.

There’s also health coach Bola, who has created low-calorie apple cider vinegar seltzers, Michelle from Perthshire selling Scottish steamed puddings (also known as clootie dumplings), Londoner Victoria and her award-winning plantain and vegan snacks, and Italian Vincenzo who has set up his own artisan smoked salmon brand. The alcoholic drink market is saturated but the soft drink market has been largely unchanged for years; there’s cola, lemonade, orangeade and not much else, so I decided to make a sour fruit soft drink,’ said Steph.

Among the many tributes that have been paid since his passing on October 21, it is said that more than 80,000 fans have also signed the books of condolence, either online or in person at Old Trafford. Chuloaim to provide the best possible commercial offers, with all equipment fully checked by certified engineers.The retailer revealed that sales of its Christmas ranges were 10% higher this October compared to the same month last year, and the number of visitors to its dedicated departments was also up 13%. The biggest compliment was from people who had been to Japan who said it was just like what they’d tasted there. That being said, a formal memorial service is also scheduled to take place in less than two weeks’ time in the city centre, where fans will be able to pay their respects to a beloved sporting hero.