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    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.

    UK unemployment rises to 4.5%

    The UK unemployment rate increased to 4.5% during the three months to August, the highest level in over three years.  According to the latest figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS), the total number of unemployed increased by 138,000 to 1.58 million people. It comes as over 227,000 people…

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    Businesses must check furlough inaccuracies before HMRC deadline

    Businesses using the furlough scheme have been urged to “thoroughly check” their claims for inaccuracies before HMRC’s cut-off date to avoid the risk of fines or prosecution. Accountancy firm Kilsby Williams issued the warning after HMRC sent letters to a growing number of businesses to inform them of potential errors…

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    Dinerama owner announces closure

    The owner of street food market place Dinerama has announced it will close permanently this weekend on the 4 October.  The Shoreditch-based venue which houses a cluster of stalls, bars, and late-night entertainment has been running for five years.  In a statement published on Twitter, owner Jonathan Downey said: “Dinerama…

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    66% of hospitality sector saw summer trade fall, says BCC

    Two thirds (66%) of the UK’s hospitality sector saw summer trade decrease during Q3 despite the chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, according to the BCC’s quarterly economic survey published yesterday (1 October). The survey reported that overall business conditions remained “weak” in the third quarter. Drawing data from…

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    Revolution Bars eyes CVA

    Revolution Bars Group has announced it is considering a CVA after the company admitted it is “exacerbated “ by the further COVID-19 related restrictions announced by the Government last week.  In a statement the board of Revolution confirmed that it “has been working with advisers to assess various strategic options for…

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    Star Pubs and Bars re-opens Dundee pub after four year closure

    A local Dundee pub has re-opened its doors following a four-year closure and a £630,000 investment from Star Pubs and Bars. Previously called the Mercantile pub, the bar has been renamed The Barrelman and has undergone a £630,000 refurbishment by Heineken-owned company and its new licensees Tommy and Jacqueline Fox. …

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    Wahaca to see £25m debt written off in CVA proposal

    Mexican themed restaurant Wahaca will have a total of £25m in debt written off in a bid to salvage the brand as part of a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA).  According to Sky news, Wahaca proposed a CVA that will also see its lenders and shareholders pump £5m of new money…

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    Stonegate Pub Company extends business support

    Stonegate Pub Company has announced further business support within its leased and tenanted business, Ei Publican Partnerships. The business, which has been adversely affected by the economic downturn resulting from Covid-19, now has access to a support package in excess of £36.5m. Additional support also includes rent reductions of 30%…

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    Tossed to be acquired by former directors

    Salad bar brand Tossed has been acquired out of administration by former directors Neil Sebba and Angeila Harrison.  In July the company filed to appoint administrators, as the brand grappled with the challenges brought on by the Covid-19 crisis.  However, Sebba and Harrison now have plans to save the new…

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    Loungers restarts roll-out after post-lockdown bounce

    Loungers has announced it plans to restart its roll-out plans after a successful post-lockdown reopening of its sites, citing the results have ‘‘strengthened” its belief in the scalability. The hospitality operator revealed like-by-like sales increased by 30% over the past 10 weeks across both its Lounges and Cosy Club brands.…

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