Insurers are turning down the claims of many hospitality businesses while others wait in limbo, left to rely on government-backed relief.
Mark Lewis on the response to Hospitality Action’s coronavirus appeal
The chief executive of industry charity Hospitality Action has seen an unprecedented response to the coronavirus emergency appeal it launched just four weeks ago
London hotel transactions hold up as investors seek safety
The sale of the Ritz hotel in London drove transactions to £1.15b in the capital in the first quarter of this year, with strong interest in sites despite the current coronavirus crisis.
High Court extends time limit for Carluccio’s administrators to furlough employees
A High Court judge has extended the time limit for the administrators of Carluccio’s restaurant group to furlough its employees.
Menuwatch: Ballyfin
Sam Moody is making the most of his unique location, digging deep into the kitchen gardens to create seasonal fare suited to every guest.
London hotels expected to rebound but impact on regional sites more long-lasting
Knight Frank has said UK hotels particularly in London could rebound strongly post-coronavirus, after analysing modelling based on the SARS outbreak and global financial crisis.
Regulator tells insurers to assess and settle claims quickly
Insurers have been told to assess and settle insurance claims quickly and not exacerbate the financial pressures on policy holders.
City of Glasgow College’s restaurant awarded AA highly commended rosette
City of Glasgow College’s training restaurant Scholars has been awarded an AA highly commended rosette.
Dorset-based Beales Gourmet falls into administration
Dorset-based events caterer Beales Gourmet has fallen into administration as a “direct result” of the coronavirus outbreak.
Leon hits £1m target to fund thousands of hot meals a day for NHS staff
Leon has reached its £1m target to fund thousands of hot meals a day for key hospital employees.