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ALTAR Furniture's Great Tape tables is part of the Modern Nostalgia trend while Williams' Refrigeration's coldrooms shows how the kitchen is now theatre

Hotelympia 2016 identifies industry trends

By Emma Eversham

The growth of free-from food, de-formalised dining and the kitchen as theatre are some of latest trends in the hospitality sector that will be explored in more detail at Hotelympia 2016. 

In Operation with...Coast to Coast

In Operation with...Coast to Coast

By Emma Eversham

BigHospitality visits Coast to Coast, The Restaurant Group's American restaurant chain, to find out how it operates and what is behind its success our latest In Operation with... video. 

TRG's Coast to Coast reveals ambitious expansion plans

TRG's Coast to Coast reveals ambitious expansion plans

By Emma Eversham

Angelo Gabrilatsou, the managing director of Coast to Coast has revealed ambitious plans for the American restaurant chain's growth with at least 16 new sites due to open by the end of 2017. 

Haggis, neeps and tatties

Scotland becoming a 'global leader' in food and drink

By Sophie Witts

The top performing Scottish food, drink and leisure businesses saw a combined turnover of £4.1bn last year as the country continues to further its reputation as a ‘global leader' in the industry.

The People's Favourite Award is part of the SRA's Food Made Good Awards

SRA unveils People's Favourite restaurant shortlist

By Emma Eversham

East Sussex restaurant The Gallivant and Lussmans Fish & Grill in Hertfordshire have been named among the five shortlisted restaurants in line for this year's Sustainable Restaurant Association's (SRA) People's Favourite award. 

Allan Pickett on Piquet and working with the Galvin brothers

Allan Pickett on Piquet and working with the Galvin brothers

By Liam Garrahan

Allan Pickett, chef patron and owner of French restaurant Piquet, has seen it all in the kitchen and is hoping that his experience of working with the Michelin-starred Galvin brothers can lead to success in his solo ventures.

Pitt Cue co-founder Tom Adams

Pitt the elder: Why Pitt Cue is growing up

By Stefan Chomka

On a gloomy January in 2012 the net curtains of Pitt Cue in Soho twitched for the first time as Tom Adams and Jamie Berger’s barbecue efforts finally became a permanent fixture of the London restaurant scene.

Jamie Oliver's sugar tax raises £50,000

Jamie Oliver's sugar tax raises £50,000

By Sophie Witts

Restaurants signed up to Jamie Oliver’s voluntary sugar tax have raised over £50,000 towards the opening of free public water fountains in some of the most deprived areas of the UK.

How to make a five star hotel family-friendly

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How to make a five star hotel family-friendly

By Mark Anderson

Mark Anderson, deputy general manager of Kensington’s Royal Garden Hotel, discusses the challenges and benefits of being both five-star and family friendly. 

Joe Hill, managing director of Base & Barley whose second site opens in Cardiff this month

Base & Barley secures Cardiff site

By Emma Eversham

Base & Barley, the sourdough pizza and craft beer concept created by Artigiano founder Joe Hill and Steve Keough, has secured its second site in Cardiff.

Business Profile: The Breakfast Club

Business Profile: The Breakfast Club

By Mark Wingett

All-day café chain The Breakfast Club might have an obsession with the ’80s but it’s very much a restaurant brand of the moment

What's on at Hotelympia 2016

What's on at Hotelympia 2016

By Restaurant Magazine

The UK’s largest hospitality trade show throws open its doors at the end of the month. Here’s what you need to know.

Tips scandal: Unite protest targets STK at ME London Hotel

Tips scandal: Unite protest targets STK at ME London Hotel

By Liam Garrahan

Trade union Unite staged a protest against STK London at its ME London Hotel on Friday, amidst claims that its 15 per cent service charge is being used to increase the salaries of four senior managers by as much as £50k a year each.

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Hotel prices triple for Six Nations

By Liam Garrahan

Hotel prices in the UK have risen dramatically as inbound sports tourism increases for the RBS Six Nations championships, according to Trivago.

Offering more entry-level jobs and apprenticeships could help safeguard the future workforce, says BITC and City & Guilds Group

Make recruitment process more ‘youth friendly’ hospitality urged

By Emma Eversham

Businesses in the hospitality sector are being advised to make their recruitment process more ‘youth friendly’ to help safeguard the industry’s future workforce after a survey of 18-24-year-olds found they faced barriers when applying for jobs.

The Alchemist, London

The Alchemist to open in Newcastle

By Liam Garrahan

All-day dining restaurant The Alchemist is to open in Newcastle’s Intu Eldon Square’s catering development, Grey’s Quarter, marking the chain’s first opening in the North East.

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