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​Hub Box's Struggle, Survival, Rescue

​Hub Box's Struggle, Survival, Rescue

Posted by Emily on 25th Jul 2024

South West-based burger chain Hub Box has been bought out of administration by South West Restaurants, preserving the future of its ten restaurants and securing the jobs of 300 staff members. The a … read more
​Hospitality Insolvencies Rise 20% in a Year

​Hospitality Insolvencies Rise 20% in a Year

Posted by Emily on 22nd Jul 2024

Insolvencies within the hospitality sector have risen significantly over the past year, according to the latest government statistics. The data, released on 19 July, shows a 20% increase in insolve … read more
England's Farming Incomes Drop by £1 Billion

England's Farming Incomes Drop by £1 Billion

Posted by Emily on 17th Jul 2024

According to the latest government statistics, farming incomes in England dropped by over £1 billion last year, a stark revelation of the economic challenges facing the agricultural sector. Th … read more
 Antic Hospitality Group Enters Administration

Antic Hospitality Group Enters Administration

Posted by Emma on 17th Jul 2024

A collection of 13 beloved pubs and bars in South and East London, part of the Antic hospitality group, have entered administration. This portfolio includes well-known establishments such as the Ba … read more
​Azzurri Group Partners with Dave's Hot Chicken

​Azzurri Group Partners with Dave's Hot Chicken

Posted by Emily on 10th Jul 2024

Azzurri Group has announced its partnership with the renowned US brand Dave's Hot Chicken to open 60 new locations across the UK. The first of these outlets is slated to launch in London early next ye … read more
​Itsu Sets Ambitious Expansion Plans in Motion

​Itsu Sets Ambitious Expansion Plans in Motion

Posted by Emily on 2nd Jul 2024

Itsu, the Asian-inspired fast food chain founded by Julian Metcalfe, has unveiled its ambitious plans to double its UK portfolio. To achieve this, the company has partnered with Savills, a renowned … read more
​The Döner Dispute Between Turkey and Germany

​The Döner Dispute Between Turkey and Germany

Posted by Emily on 29th Jun 2024

Germany's beloved döner kebab, a staple millions enjoy, is at the centre of an international conflict. The döner kebab, consisting of thin slices of veal served in toasted bread with salad and savo … read more
​Dine-and-Dash Couple Jailed and Fined

​Dine-and-Dash Couple Jailed and Fined

Posted by Emma on 31st May 2024

A couple who used their children to evade paying over £1,000 in restaurant bills has been jailed. Bernard McDonagh, 41, and his wife Ann McDonagh, 39, were caught on CCTV dining and dashing at a Sw … read more
​Gordon Ramsay's Bold New Chapter

​Gordon Ramsay's Bold New Chapter

Posted by Emma on 11th May 2024

Gordon Ramsay is boldly moving with the launch of the UK's highest restaurant at 22 Bishopsgate, London. This ambitious endeavour comes when his restaurant empire is experiencing a challenging fina … read more
UK's New Rules for Single-Sex Toilets

UK's New Rules for Single-Sex Toilets

Posted by Emily on 7th May 2024

In a recent government initiative, new restaurants, bars, and other non-domestic buildings in England will soon be required to install single-sex toilets, addressing an apparent demand for such fac … read more
​Wendy's to Open 400 Restaurants in the UK

​Wendy's to Open 400 Restaurants in the UK

Posted by Emma on 3rd May 2024

Wendy's, the well-known US burger chain recognised for its distinctive square burgers, is setting ambitious goals for growth in the UK, with plans to establish up to 400 restaurants. This initiativ … read more
​Wet Weather May Spike Wheat Prices

​Wet Weather May Spike Wheat Prices

Posted by Emma on 29th Apr 2024

Recent reports suggest that bread, biscuits, and beer prices might increase due to prolonged wet weather across the UK. According to the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), poor harvests … read more
​Takeaway and Delivery Sales Start to Plateau

​Takeaway and Delivery Sales Start to Plateau

Posted by Emma on 28th Apr 2024

In March, takeaway and delivery sales among Britain's prominent managed restaurant groups showed little year-on-year growth, according to the latest Hospitality at Home Tracker by CGA by NIQ. Sales … read more
​Government Delays Tipping Law Changes

​Government Delays Tipping Law Changes

Posted by Emma on 22nd Apr 2024

The government has postponed enforcing new regulations dictating the distribution of tips until October 1, 2024. This decision comes alongside the Department for Business and Trade's release of an … read more
​Hostmore Seals Deal to Acquire TGI Fridays

​Hostmore Seals Deal to Acquire TGI Fridays

Posted by Emma on 22nd Apr 2024

TGI Fridays, an American casual dining staple, has faced years of hardship amid shifting consumer tastes. However, a recent acquisition deal by its largest franchisee, U.K.-based Hostmore, offers a … read more
​Cheon Fat's Sales Suppression Battle with HMRC

​Cheon Fat's Sales Suppression Battle with HMRC

Posted by Emily on 21st Apr 2024

Cheon Fat Limited, the operator of The Wok Inn, recently confronted HMRC in a first-tier tribunal (FTT) to dispute VAT and corporation tax assessments under section 455 of the Corporation Tax Act 2 … read more
​A Wet Warning: The Urgent Call from UK Farmers

​A Wet Warning: The Urgent Call from UK Farmers

Posted by Emma on 10th Apr 2024

According to farming organisations, the UK's food production sector is under significant stress following a period of record-breaking rainfall. This unprecedented weather has severely impacted crop … read more
​Resilience of Meat Consumption in the UK

​Resilience of Meat Consumption in the UK

Posted by Emma on 9th Apr 2024

Despite evolving dietary preferences over the past five years, influenced by Covid lockdowns and escalating food prices, meat continues to be a central component of meals for many in the UK. Recent … read more