Category: The Caterer

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a car collided with railings and fell 5ft before becoming lodged against the basement of a Bath hotel on Sunday.

Edinburgh restaurant 21212 will close following the death of chef patron Paul Kitching in December, it has been announced.

Maintenance staff and signal workers in the RMT union have voted in favour of an offer from Network Rail to end the prolonged dispute over jobs, pay and working conditions.

Andy Roger has left his role as resort director of Cameron House in Loch Lomond after ten years at the hotel.

A climate activist who refused to leave a Dorset restaurant and demanded to speak to Sir David Attenborough has been cleared of failing to comply with a dispersal order on the same day Animal Rebellion protestors occupied tables at Mayfair restaurant Scott’s.

Henry Dimbleby has resigned from his role as the government’s ‘food tsar’ so that he can criticise its lack of action against obesity.

The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has not recommended the addition of any hospitality roles to the shortage occupation list, which would make it easier for businesses to recruit from abroad.

Food-to-go continues to grow, despite the cost-of-living crisis, and personalised dishes are becoming popular with caterers trying to keep menus streamlined while maintaining choice.

Alexis Noble has announced that her restaurant Wander in London’s Stoke Newington will be reopening at the end of the month after she was able to secure a visa.

Scotland is leading the UK in adopting a deposit return scheme for single-use containers, but operators have concerns about the extra 20p charge and passing it on to customers