Hospitality Action launches industry-wide mental health survey
Industry charity Hospitality Action is conducting an industry-wide survey into current attitudes towards mental health and stress in the hospitality sector.
Archives for September 14, 2020
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Community Heroes: Clare Smyth and her team
During the restaurant lockdown the Core by Clare Smyth chef-patron and her team cooked thousands of meals for people who were hit badly by the pandemic, as our new video series Community Heroes shows.
The Big Table appoints Mike Tye as chairman
Mike Tye has been appointed non-executive chairman of The Big Table, the group recently formed to acquire and operate the Bella Italia, Café Rouge and Las Iguanas restaurant brands.
Business rates bill could be 'last straw' for thousands of pubs
Thousands of pubs could close for good if nothing is done to stop an £800m business rates bill coming into force early next year.
One in four licensed premises yet to reopen
Nearly a quarter of Britain’s licensed premises were still yet to reopen at the end of August, according to the latest Market Recovery Monitor from CGA and AlixPartners.
Tributes paid to "visionary and real legend" Sir Terence Conran
Tributes have been paid to restaurateur and design guru Sir Terence Conran, who has died at the age of 88.
Ace Hotel London announces closure
The Ace Hotel in Shoreditch has announced that it will not reopen in its current location, saying it hopes to find a new London home in the future.
Government's 'rule of six' hits consumer confidence
A nationwide ban on social gatherings of more than six people has damaged the confidence and plans of consumers to eat and drink out, a snap poll from CGA reveals.
Government urged to extend rent support or face 'bloodbath' of business failures
Voices from across the hospitality sector have called on the Government to act urgently to solve the rent crisis before the moratorium on commercial evictions ends on 30 September.