Fenn restaurant in London’s Fulham has announced it will close at the end of next month due to staff shortages that are making it “untenable” for the business to stay open.
155 hospitality bosses sign letter to chancellor ahead of Spring Budget
The bosses of 155 hospitality businesses, including IHG Hotels & Resorts and JD Wetherspoon, have signed an open letter urging the chancellor to “unshackle” the sector ahead of the Spring Budget.
How to make waves with your seafood menu
Going with the flow when it comes to diner demand is getting harder for seafood-selling operators. Will Hawkes discovers how to put fish on the dish despite the price crunch
Marston’s puts 61 pubs up for sale
Marston’s is the latest pub company to put a number of sites up for sale following a review of its estate.
Duncan Bannatyne’s firm sells Charlton House to Singaporean group
The Bannatyne Group, owned by former *Dragon’s Den* star Duncan Bannatyne, has sold Charlton House Hotel & Spa near Shepton Mallet in Somerset to Singaporean group KOP Limited.
Minute on the clock: Louise Pilkington, innovation director, Domino’s Pizza Group
The innovation director at Domino’s Pizza Group loves translating trends into tastes when devising new pizza creations. She talks to Caroline Baldwin
Ruth Hansom is going from produce to plate in the Yorkshire Dales
Ruth Hansom has moved to the countryside, with the Swinton Estate in the Yorkshire Dales, to continue creating her own brand of fine dining surrounded by produce that will go straight to plate
Liam and Ellis Barrie close Liverpool’s Lerpwl restaurant
Brothers Liam and Ellis Barrie have closed their Lerpwl restaurant in Liverpool after its landlord demanded a £30,000 payment in a dispute over pandemic rent debt.
Discover the latest kitchen kit at HRC
Efficient and effective equipment and technology will be on show at the Hotel, Restaurant and Catering show
The Restaurant Group plans to shrink leisure estate by 30%
In response to the tough economic environment, the Restaurant Group (TRG) has said it expects to reduce its leisure estate by around 30% from 116 sites to 75-85 by 2024.