Some hospitality businesses are expecting to have to raise prices for customers two or three times before April 2022, UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls has said.
Gordon Ramsay to open Bread Street Kitchen at Liverpool One
The latest opening in Gordon Ramsay’s brand expansion is the first Bread Street Kitchen outside of London, at Liverpool One.
Wetherspoon sees sales uplift in large towns and cities
JD Wetherspoon has reported that, contrary to some forecasts – including its own – trade has been positive in the centre of many larger cities and towns and negative in the suburbs.
Contract caterers’ third-quarter sales up year-on-year, but significantly lag pre-Covid levels
Contract catering sales from July to September 2021 were up by 52% on the same three months in 2020, but still 36% lower than the same period in 2019, according to the latest CGA Contract Caterer Tracker.
‘Making environmental and sustainability impact data available is key’ says food procurement expert allmanhall
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Gravetye Manor’s Andrew Thomason announces retirement
Andrew Thomason, managing director of Gravetye Manor in West Hoathly, has announced his retirement at the age of 67.
Hospitality rent debt: Government announces new laws and Code of Practice
New laws and a Code of Practice are being introduced in an attempt to resolve the remaining commercial rent debts accrued because of the pandemic, business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has announced today.
Busaba to open first restaurant in Oxford
Thai restaurant group Busaba is continuing its fresh bid to expand outside London, having secured its first site in Oxford.
MPs call for action on ‘most extraordinary horror’ of needle spiking
“Will something terrible have to happen” before action is taken to curb rising reports of both drink and needle spiking, MPs have asked.
International expansion on the cards for Marco Pierre White-branded restaurant
Black and White Hospitality is planning to expand its new restaurant concept, Mr White’s, in the UK and overseas after opening its first site in London’s Leicester Square.