A woman was left with a burning sensation after a substance was thrown on her while she was at a pub in Basingstoke.
Claude Bosi opens his most personal project to date in London’s Chelsea
Claude Bosi’s treasured grand-mère is the inspiration behind Josephine, a Chelsea restaurant that will serve uncompromisingly hearty and traditional Lyonnais cooking
New product launches for February 2024
Find out the latest product launches in the world of food, drink and hospitality kit for February 2024
Michelin Guide: How do inspectors award the stars?
For chefs across the world, winning a Michelin star is the ultimate sign of success. But what does it mean? And how do restaurants achieve the accolade?
Heathrow Airport boss joins calls to scrap UK ‘tourist tax’
Bosses at Heathrow Airport have backed calls for the reintroduction of VAT-free shopping for overseas visitors ahead of the Spring Budget.
Historic brewer Adnams calls in advisers to explore funding options
Brewer and pub operator Adnams has instructed advisers to explore funding options to secure the financial future of the business.
Gladwin brothers close the Fat Badger in Richmond
The Gladwin brothers have closed their Richmond restaurant the Fat Badger having been “unable to make the site profitable”.
Police called to hotel after Harry Potter fan’s wand mistaken for knife
Firearms officers responded to reports of a man with a large knife in a Leicestershire hotel only to find a Harry Potter fan carrying a wand.
The Caterer parent company Jacobs Media unveils rebrand to reflect vision and people
The Caterer’s parent company Jacobs Media, the market-leading multimedia brand for the travel and hospitality industries, has revealed a major brand refresh as it celebrates its 15th anniversary year.
Thousands of delivery drivers to strike on Valentine’s Day
Thousands of takeaway delivery drivers are planning to strike on Valentine’s Day to call for better pay and conditions.