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Daniel Clifford: Pearls of Wisdom

Daniel Clifford: Pearls of Wisdom

By William Drew

The Kent-born chef-patron has held two Michelin stars at Midsummer House in Cambridge for the past eight years. He was also one of the winners of last year’s Great British Menu.

Rupert Clevely, who founded Geronimo Inns in 1995, is to stand down as its managing director as Young's prepares to expand the business

Rupert Clevely steps down as Geronimo Inns managing director

By Peter Ruddick

Young's has announced Rupert Clevely is to stand down as the managing director of Geronimo Inns and will take up a non-executive role with the brewer and pubco which plans to open three or four new Geronimo pubs this year.

The Hospitality Guild's Act NOW! campaign is designed to meet the needs of hospitality businesses of all sizes

Hospitality Guild calls on employers to Act NOW! on apprenticeships

By Luke Nicholls

The Hospitality Guild has launched a new apprenticeship campaign to raise employers’ and learners’ awareness of the career development opportunities offered by apprenticeships, in a bid to help 20,000 young people gain paid employment in hotels, restaurants...

TOZI Restaurant and Bar will open at 8 Gillingham Street in London Victoria on 13 March

TOZI Restaurant & Bar brings cicchetti to London Victoria

By Luke Nicholls

Venetian-inspired restaurant and bar TOZI is set to open its doors in London’s Victoria next month as the first of several destination-led restaurant and bars planned for for the PPHE Hotel Group, independent of its hotel brands.

Family Friendly: Restaurants have been urged to do more to offer healthy menu alternatives for kids

London restaurants urged to offer healthier kids meals

By Peter Ruddick

The Manor Arms pub in Streatham has been voted the best of the capital's eateries for healthy kids meals but other operators in the capital have been urged to do more to improve their children's menus.

Kurt Zdesar to open Chotto Matte in Soho

Ping Pong founder to open Nikkei restaurant in London's Soho

By Emma Eversham

Kurt Zdesar, the founder of dim sum chain Ping Pong, has announced plans to open a restaurant in London's Soho this autumn that will focus on serving Nikkei cuisine, the fusion of Japanese cooking with Peruvian ingredients. 

The Rooftop Café will be extended this summer, offering 70 covers and open for breakfast lunch and dinner

The Rooftop Café opens to the public

By Luke Nicholls

The Rooftop Café, a recently opened 35-cover café situated at the base of The Shard in London Bridge, is evolving from a service canteen into a 70-cover restaurant open to the public following an increased customer demand.

Restaurateur Rebecca Mascarenhas entered the hospitality industry when she founded Sonny's Kitchen in 1986

Rebecca Mascarenhas: Career Profile

By Peter Ruddick

Rebecca Mascarenhas is best known as a restaurateur who, behind the scenes, has been an instrumental partner in some of London's leading neighbourhood restaurants - Sonny's Kitchen, Kitchen W8 and Sam's Brasserie - but the entrepreneur...

The London campus of Swiss hospitality school the Glion Institute of Higher Education will welcome its first students in August

Glion Institute reveals London hospitality management course details

By Peter Ruddick

Arie van der Spek, senior vice president of Laureate Hospitality Education, has told BigHospitality the courses at the London outpost of the Glion Institute of Higher Education are more expensive than others on offer in the UK but will deliver a good...

It might not be a comprehensive dictionary for publicans, but our A-Z of Pubs and Bars is a handy guide on some of the key terms and trends in the fast-moving industry

The A-Z of Pubs and Bars

By Peter Ruddick

While publicans might not be faced with as baffling a list of acronyms as hoteliers or as driven by fashion as some restaurateurs, our handy A-Z glossary of key industry terms and trends is a must-read for those looking to make a few pounds from a few...

Adam Bennett's menu for the UK entry to the world final of the 2013 Bocuse d'Or included roast fillet of Irish beef, cooked over English oak - Photography by Jodi Hinds

France wins the Bocuse d'Or 2013

By Emma Eversham

France has been declared the winner of the 2013 Bocuse d'Or with Denmark and Japan taking the second and third places respectively, while in fourth, the UK enjoyed the country's best ever performance in the competition.

FriFri's Vortech fryers are the first ever gas products to be added to the range

FriFri unveils new Vortech energy-efficient gas fryer

By Luke Nicholls

Electric fryers manufacturer FriFri has launched the FriFri Vortech, a new 97 per cent energy efficient gas fryer, offering what the company claims to be ‘an unprecedented fuel economy and green credentials.

Fifty-five Punch Taverns licensees are currently working through the new Apprenticeship in Licensed Hospitality

Punch supports pub licensees with BII Apprenticeship

By Luke Nicholls

Pub giant Punch Taverns has partnered with hospitality training provider Charnwood to deliver the BIIBAB Level 2 Apprenticeship in Licensed Hospitality as part of the leased pub company’s bid to help its employees build their careers in the trade.

The Colliers International Hotels Agency team sold 96 UK hotels in 2012

Is the financial stress beginning to ease for UK hotels?

By Luke Nicholls

Despite hoteliers battling the perfect storm of the on-going recession, high rates of VAT and costly planning delays – the industry will be buoyed by the fact that only 26 per cent of hotel sales last year were ‘distressed transactions’ emanating from...

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