Category: The Caterer

Prime minister Boris Johnson announced working from home guidance will be relaxed from 1 August in a move that could provide a much-needed boost for contract caterers and city centre businesses.

After months stuck at home with their own cooking, diners want something a little bit more exotic – a taste of another world. So now is the time to dazzle them with the newest spices and herbs.

Former Jamie’s Italian employees have been awarded eight weeks’ pay after an employment tribunal found the company had failed to carry out a full consultation prior to their redundancies.

PizzaExpress could be taken over by its lenders in a debt-for-equity swap with owner Hony Capital, which is likely to include closures.

I like the idea of a pod; it feels secure. A protective skin encases a downy fleece lining, where the beans would rather grow old and tough than come out to be eaten.

Loungers has accelerated its reopening programme after being “encouraged” by the early response, although it has confirmed two sites will remain closed permanently.

A Southampton restaurant, owned by former MasterChef winner Shelina Permalloo, has been targeted by thieves just hours before the business was due to reopen.

With demand for hotel rooms low, many operators will be considering slashing prices to entice guests. Andy Turner explains why this option should be taken off the table.

Award-winning chef and food writer Gill Meller never planned to be a cook; he studied art and photography at college but came to recognise a similar joy derived from making something nice to look at and making something nice to eat.

Up to 75 PizzaExpress sites are reported to be earmarked for closure as the casual dining giant enters negotiations with landlords.