Chris Corbin: “We had the best of it”
The co-founder of The Wolseley on the takeover of Corbin & King, his annual charity event Who’s Cooking Dinner? and the vital work of Leukaemia UK.
Archives for September 23, 2022
Friday five: The week's top hospitality stories
The death of Soho legend Andrew Edmunds and the Government's intervention in the energy crisis for businesses stole the headlines in the hospitality sector this week.
Flash-grilled: Kim Ratcharoen
The head chef at three Michelin-starred Restaurant Gordon Ramsay shares her pet hate in the kitchen and her disillusionment with a particular burger restaurant.
Latest Opening: Milk Beach Soho
The second site for the all-day Australian brand sees it open in a smart new Soho enclave.
Hospitality 'left out in the cold' as Chancellor announces sweeping tax cuts
Industry leaders have warned that today's mini-budget, which promises sweeping tax cuts but fails to offer firms any immediate financial support, will mean 'last orders' for thousands of hospitality businesses.
Truffle Hunting helps the Taylor family revive north Hampshire pub The Mutton
High-profile consultants Nigel Sutcliffe and James McLean will help the north Hampshire-based Taylor family relaunch their local pub later this month.
Creams Cafe launches emergency franchise support package
Dessert-focused group Creams Café has announced an emergency franchise partner support package to help its partners through inflationary pressures and the cost of living crisis.
Coroner rules woman died after eating Pret wrap
A woman with an acute dairy allergy died after eating a Pret a Manger wrap labelled as vegan despite containing traces of milk, a coroner has ruled.
Laros to open second Liverpool site
North-west based Greek restaurant group Laros is opening its second bricks and mortar restaurant in Liverpool.
Bunsik heads north to Camden for third London site
Korean corn dog specialist Bunsik will open its third site in the capital next month.
Hospitality welcomes NI reverse
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will announce a reverse of April's 1.25% National Insurance (NI) rise as part of his mini-budget this morning (23 September)