A further 57 English high streets are set to receive a share of an £830m fund to support the reopening and recovery of town centres.
Top 30 Best Places to Work in Hospitality revealed
The 2021 top 30 Best Places to Work in Hospitality were revealed yesterday at The Caterer’s People Summit.
Compass targets net zero by 2030 with push towards plant-based and new director appointment
Following the announcement of Compass Group UK & Ireland’s commitment to reach ‘net zero’ by 2030, the organisation has announced that Carolyn Ball will be stepping into the newly created role of director for delivery of net zero.
The Carlton Tower Jumeirah to open 1 June following £100m refurbishment
Luxury hospitality group Jumeirah has confirmed it is finally due to reopen its European flagship hotel the Carlton Tower on 1 June following a £100m refurbishment.
Menuwatch: the Seaside Boarding House, Dorset
Spankingly fresh seafood graces a menu of local Dorset produce in a hotel that recalls the nostalgic notion of a great British seaside holiday.
Southport’s Royal Clifton hotel sold to Britannia
The 120-bedroom Royal Clifton Hotel & Spa in Merseyside, Southport, has been sold to Britannia Hotels off a guide price of £6m.
Mitchells & Butlers suffers £200m loss after lockdowns hit hospitality trade
All Bar One owner Mitchells & Butlers saw pre-tax losses widen to £200m in the six months to 10 April as coronavirus restrictions shut down its estate.
Merchants Tavern to be replaced by Japanese izakaya-inspired concept Apothecary
The former Merchants Tavern site in London’s Shoreditch will relaunch on 2 June as the Japanese izakaya-inspired Apothecary.
Why provenance matters on menu…
According to Bord Bia’s (the Irish Food Board) most recent Irish Beef Brand Tracking research, two-thirds of the British population see Irish beef as local, a figure closely associated with UK countries and significantly higher than any other EU country.
Pilot events suggest low risk of virus transmission at mass gatherings
The risk of virus transmission at large events without masks and social distancing can be kept low through testing, reduced capacity and minimised mixing, the government’s pilot events programme suggests.