Adoption of mobile ordering technology has skyrocketed in 2020, so now the race is on to get the best technology to support the drive to delivery.
Welcome to the Technology Prospectus 2021
Welcome to The Caterer’s guide to the hospitality technology that will help drive your business into 2021.
Technology Prospectus 2021: time to upgrade your workforce management
Workforce management technology had already been widely adopted by hospitality businesses before the pandemic, but now, with rapidly changing staff availability and the need for increased support, it’s coming into its own.
Ways to help you look after your mental health this Christmas
Christmas and New Year can be hard enough on the nerves without Covid-19 and its uncertainties. Whether you have existing mental health issues or are starting to feel more anxious or depressed, we have compiled a list of organisations that can help you to cope.
Minute on the clock: Ash Sarswat, general manager, Pestana Chelsea Bridge, London
The general manager at Pestana Chelsea Bridge, London, talks about getting revenue to bounce back in 2021 and why cutting rates is not the answer.
Morag Freathy of Compass Group on the importance of workplace catering
The managing director of business and industry UK at Compass Group talks about focusing on health and wellbeing, catering for those working from home, and why the importance of the workplace restaurant can’t be overestimated.
Marston’s reports revenue of £821m and says business is ‘fit for the future’
Marston’s reported total revenue of £821m against £1.17b last year in its results for the year ended 3 October 2020.
The Olive Branch in Clipsham named UK Pub of the Year
The Good Pub Guide 2021, published today, has named the Olive Branch in Clipsham, Rutland, as its UK Pub of the Year for the second time, having awarded it the same title in 2014.
Former Deliveroo MD launches food delivery scheme for hotels and pubs
The former managing director of Deliveroo has launched a platform to help small food brands provide a delivery offer for London gastropubs and hotels.
Royal Garden hotel to close until 2022 with over 250 redundancies
The Royal Garden hotel in London’s Kensington will remain closed until at least January 2022 with more than 250 roles made redundant, including executive chef of nearly 25 years Steve Munkley.

