Category: The Caterer

The Eat Out to Help Out registration page is now live, allowing businesses to join the scheme announced last week by chancellor Rishi Sunak.

The Yorke Arms, which held a Michelin star for 16 years up to October 2019, will remain closed indefinitely, with the business instead reopening as a private hire country house.

A Caribbean chef is suing the House of Commons for £300,000, claiming unfair dismissal, race discrimination, and harassment.

As the Agriculture Bill makes its way through Parliament, the chief executive of Fortnum & Mason talks about the importance of preserving welfare standards and protecting the British countryside.

Hotel group Jurys Inn and Leonardo Hotels has confirmed it has entered a consultation process with staff, with up to 400 roles at risk.

Trading was down 44.5% year-on-year on the first weekend hospitality venues were able to open, according to latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker data.

A campaign is urging restaurants, takeaway services and food delivery drivers to look out for signs a child may be being abused at home amid fears that vulnerable children have been hidden from view during the lockdown.

The Royal Standard pub in Wallingford, Oxfordshire has banned under-25s in the evening for “refusing to adhere to social distancing”.

Raising the Bar, a recovery programme to support the trade globally, the UK fund from Diageo went live yesterday.

The Restaurant Group (TRG) has secured £50m through the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme as it starts a phased reopening of its remaining 400 sites.