The Covid-19 pandemic brought about a turbulent year for hotel trading performance, with UK hotel investment in 2020 declining by 70% year-on-year according to property adviser Knight Frank.
Live blog: minister for hospitality debate
The Caterer’s live coverage of the minister for hospitality debate in Parliament.
Murder investigation launched after restaurant owner dies following robbery
A murder inquiry has been launched after a restaurant owner died in hospital following a robbery in Stockport on Friday night.
Minister for hospitality debate ‘a platform to build on’
The minister for hospitality debate earlier this evening “highlighted the overwhelming support for the sector” and is a “platform to build on”, industry leaders have said, although there is no guarantee the position will be created.
Hospitality businesses losing out on thousands of pounds over ‘painful’ government grants process
Many hospitality business owners are struggling to access Covid support grants through their local councils, with one describing the process as a “total farce”.
Neil Rankin makes his first New Year’s Resolution
For 2021, it’s only worth making an effort about the things you really care about, says Neil Rankin.
Studio 104 launches the 104 Collection
Promoted article: The express made-to-order uniform collection by the experts in luxury hospitality and retail
Restaurant openings to look out for in 2021
It may have been a difficult 12 months for the industry, but there’s no shortage of restaurants looking to open their doors in 2021. Here’s a few to watch out for.
Hotel openings to look out for in 2021
With last year causing many operators’ plans to be put on hold, 2021 looks set to bring a plethora of new ventures. We check out which hotels are to open this year.
Patisserie Valerie liquidators sue Grant Thornton for £200m
Patisserie Valerie liquidators FRP Advisory are suing the chain’s former accountancy firm Grant Thornton for £200m for ‘negligent audits’ between 2014 and 2017.