He is a long-time supporter of The Clink Charity’s work in reducing reoffending. Cyrus, together with his wife Pervin are the proprietors of Café Spice Namaste. Cyrus and his team will be cooking alongside The Clink students to serve up a delicious multi-course menu.

The Clink restaurants are staffed by students working towards hospitality careers as part of their rehabilitation. Research has found that Clink graduates are significantly less likely to reoffend, with many going on to successful roles in top kitchens, hotels, bakeries and cafés.

Tickets are on sale at £80 per person and must be booked in advance here. Please arrive promptly between 5.15-30pm to ensure there is adequate time to pass through security before the evening begins.