A new retail village that will be home to a café and restaurant as well as a food hall, retail outlets and an event space will open in Cambridgeshire next spring.
Protesters from climate justice movement Animal Rebellion occupied Gordon Ramsay's flagship London restaurant on Saturday (19 November), branding it a 'perfect example of the inequality currently faced in the UK'.
Travel hub-focused coffee chain AMT Coffee has been acquired from administration by SSP, with 18 sites to close with immediate effect and around 100 employees made redundant.
This week's top news stories include Gary Jones bidding Le Manoir adieu, a crowdfund being launched to save Margate’s Barletta, and the announcement of this year's R200 Awards winners.
A new film following a fearsome celebrity chef serving an increasingly macabre tasting menu is the latest screen drama to take audiences behind the stoves of a restaurant kitchen.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that business rates relief and support with rising energy bills will continue for firms beyond April 2023 in his Autumn Statement.
The group behind Manchester venues Scholfield’s Bar, Atomeca and Sterling will take the space that was previously home to Tom Kerridge’s The Bull & Bear for its first restaurant venture.
The CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index (FPI) continued its relentless upward march again during October to hit 19.9% — a ninth consecutive month of double-digit inflation.
October sales at Britain’s top managed restaurant, pub and bar groups were 1.5% ahead of the same month last year, the latest edition of the Coffer CGA Business Tracker reveals.
Shield Safety has ramped up its campaign to help the hospitality sector prepare for its busiest period in over a decade as the festive period and World Cup coincide.
Hospitality operators from across the UK gathered in Parliament Square this week, in a bid to raise awareness of the sector’s challenges with the Government.
Hospitality firms are the most likely to cut trading in order to help mitigate the impact of rising energy costs, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Liverpool-based restaurant group Maray has permanently closed its restaurant on Allerton Road in order to focus its resources on the rest of its estate.
Hospitality businesses are facing a £900m increase in business rates next April, if current relief ends and rates increase in line with inflation, UKHospitality has warned.
This week's top news stories include Loungers' new roadside dining brand, BrewDog being accused of hypocrisy over its World Cup 'anti-sponsorship' campaign, and Hoppers' first international location.
UKHospitality has warned that 'urgent resolutions' are needed to avoid further rail and tube strikes, the impact of which has been huge for hospitality businesses in recent months.
Fast casual ceviche-focused concept Crudo Cevicheria is to launch its first full-service restaurant later this month in London's Hackney, with further openings planned in the capital before the year's end.
Da Terra chef Rafael Cagali’s more casual offering at Bethnal Green’s Town Hall Hotel is a tribute to both his mother and famed Brazilian musician Elis Regina.
BrewDog's new 'anti-sponsorship' campaign of the Qatar World Cup has been labelled as 'empty self promotion' after it was revealed the group would continue to show matches at its venues.
Industry bodies have written to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions outlining the severity of the recruitment crisis, urging him to publicly support the steps being taken to address it and to implement policies to alleviate recruitment pressures.
Total food menu inflation from June to September was up 0.9%, according to the latest Menu Tracker Report by Lumina Intelligence, well below the consumer price index (CPI).
Hospitality leaders in Scotland have backed a campaign to help firms survive the winter, amid warnings the country's restaurants, pubs and bars are on 'life support'.
