article_snippet.sent: A local council has been criticised for banning an Indian food stall from a St George Day event because it 'only wanted English food'.
article_snippet.sent: Discriminatory': Tania Rahman received a letter fromSalisbury Council Salisbury Council telling  Tania Rahman a letter from Salisbury City Council would not accept  Tania Rahman offer to run a food stall at a St George's Day event because it 'only wanted English food' Salisbury Council has now apologised after their response sparked a backlash from locals - who pointed out that chicken tikka masala is a British-made dish.
article_snippet.sent: Questioning the wording of the letter, she added: 'In all respect, with English cuisine in modern day England what can we actually define to be English food? '
article_snippet.sent: To say that one food is English cuisine and another isn't, I beg to differ.
article_snippet.sent: To think Indian food itself plays a huge part in English day food, it seems silly not to have Indian food itself there. '
article_snippet.sent: For they to turn around and say they don't want my food there because it isn't English enough is discriminatory.'
highlights_snippet.sent: But then Salisbury Council told Salisbury Council food wasn't English enough for event .
  