Leicester lockdown to hit more than 550 hospitality businesses
At least 239 restaurants and 182 pubs in Leicester will remain closed beyond 4 July as a result of the Government's decision to extend the city's lockdown by two weeks.
At least 239 restaurants and 182 pubs in Leicester will remain closed beyond 4 July as a result of the Government's decision to extend the city's lockdown by two weeks.
A three-month suspension of the congestion charge, increased public transport and a decision over VAT are just some of the measures being asked of the Government by a group of high-profile London chefs and restaurateurs.
Castle Terrace, the Edinburgh restaurant opened 10 years ago by chefs Dominic Jack and Tom Kitchin, has announced that it will not reopen post-Coronavirus lockdown.
Saima Thompson, founder of Brockley restaurant Masala Wala Cafe, which she ran with her mother since 2015, has died at the age of 31.
London-based fried chicken brand Coqfighter is to add a second sister concept to its portfolio with the launch of vegan fast food brand Mercy Burger this weekend.
The Cornwall-based seafood specialist on making his Port Isaac flagship more accessible and no longer being motivated by accolades.
Vegan pizza brand Purezza is to double the size of its estate in August, after announcing the opening of its first Bristol restaurant.
The world’s largest udon noodles and tempura restaurant chain has chosen London for the location of its first European location.
Further information for pubs on how they can operate within the Government’s Coronavirus guidelines beyond 4 July, including whether they can screen football matches, whether they have to take customer details, and if they can run a carvery, has been...
Around 60% of the UK’s hospitality sector will reopen on or within a few days of 4 July, according to a new survey by trade body UKHospitality.