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    Monday, 8 December 2025, 12:33

    Small venues face £318m rise in business rates by 2029, UKH warns

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    Hospitality business rates to jump 80% in Wales by 2029, UKH warns

    Monday, 24 November 2025, 12:06

    Hospitality leaders’ confidence hits five-year low ahead of Budget

    Friday, 21 November 2025, 13:17

    Hospitality ‘struggling to adapt’ amid economic volatility, says Menzies

    Thursday, 20 November 2025, 12:39

    Late-night economy down 28% since 2020 amid rising costs

    Wednesday, 12 November 2025, 12:45

    BII calls on govt to reduce pub sales VAT to 10%

    Tuesday, 21 October 2025, 11:11

    Licensed hospitality sites edge up 0.6% in Q3

    Wednesday, 15 October 2025, 10:42

    Red Engine secures £70m funding to drive expansion

    Tuesday, 14 October 2025, 13:08

    RSM: Hospitality under further pressure as wages rise to record high

    Thursday, 9 October 2025, 12:26

    Soaring operational costs pile pressure on hospitality capex, CGA finds

    Business

    The Business section on Catering Today delivers comprehensive coverage of the commercial landscape shaping the UK hospitality and catering industry. It reports on company performance, acquisitions, investments, market movements, and leadership changes across restaurants, pubs, and catering groups. With analysis of financial trends, growth strategies, and sector forecasts, Catering Today provides hospitality professionals with the intelligence needed to understand market dynamics and make informed business decisions in a competitive environment.

    Gov launches review of licensing rules to modernise system

    The Government has opened a call for evidence on proposed reforms to England’s licensing system, following recommendations from the Licensing Taskforce. Trade body UKHospitality, which sat on the taskforce, said the changes could help modernise the system and support growth but cautioned that further action is needed to tackle rising…

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    BoE holds interest rates at 4%

    The Bank of England (BoE) has voted to hold interest rates steady at 4% amid concerns around the recent rise in inflation. At a meeting this week, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted by a majority of 7–2 to maintain the rate, as two members voted to reduce it by…

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    Cinnabon to close all UK stores as EG On The Move shifts strategy

    Cinnabon is set to disappear from the UK high street after operator EG On The Move confirmed it will shut all remaining sites as part of a business restructure. The firm, which partnered with the US bakery brand in 2020, said the closures reflect a decision to concentrate on its…

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    UKH: Tube strike ‘to cost London hospitality £110m’

    London’s hospitality and tourism businesses could lose up to £110m because of this week’s tube strike, according to industry body UKHospitality. Kate Nicholls, chair of UKHospitality, said consumer cancellations and travel disruption for staff would add further pressure to a sector already under strain. It comes as most London Underground…

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    Hospitality jobs account for 53% of post-Budget losses, UKH finds

    Hospitality has accounted for more than half of all job losses in the UK since the Budget last October, according to new analysis by trade body UKHospitality. Of the 164,641 jobs lost nationwide since the Budget, 88,964 were in hospitality. The figures, based on data from the Office for National…

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    Hospitality sector has shrunk by 14.2% since March 2020, CGA finds

    The hospitality sector is 14.2% smaller in August 2025 than it was in March 2020 before the first covid lockdown, according to data from CGA and Alix Partners. It comes as the sector has seen 62 net closures per month, or two a day since the beginning of the year.…

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    UKH warns of sharp fall in summer job vacancies

    The sharp drop in hospitality job vacancies this summer has prompted warnings from UKHospitality that the “great British summer job” may be under threat. Allen Simpson, chief executive of UKH, blamed rising costs for “less employment, less opportunity and less growth in the economy”.  Simpson said: “Unless the government acts,…

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    HMRC names and shames 98 restaurants in tax crackdown

    HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has identified 98 restaurants and takeaways for underpaying taxes, as part of an enforcement campaign that recouped £10.4m in unpaid tax and imposed £9.2m in penalties. The businesses, which were rounded up in a single day, include A La Turka in Grimsby, which owes £492k;…

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    Hospitality hit hardest by job losses, ONS data shows

    Hospitality has been the hardest hit sector of the economy since the Budget, accounting for nearly half (45%) of all job losses, according to data from the Office for National Statistics. The data shows that hospitality has now lost 84,000 jobs since the budget, an increase of 13,000 job losses…

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    Inn Collection Group named among UK’s top managed private companies

    The Inn Collection Group has been recognised as one of the UK’s 10 best managed private businesses in the inaugural UK Best Managed Companies awards. The programme, run by Deloitte Private, highlights high-performing privately owned businesses and family enterprises. Independent judges assessed entrants on strategy, culture and commitment, capabilities and…

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