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    Thursday, 9 October 2025, 12:26

    Soaring operational costs pile pressure on hospitality capex, CGA finds

    Wednesday, 8 October 2025, 12:21

    Gov launches review of licensing rules to modernise system

    Thursday, 18 September 2025, 12:18

    BoE holds interest rates at 4%

    Wednesday, 10 September 2025, 12:02

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

    Monday, 8 September 2025, 13:06

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

    Tuesday, 26 August 2025, 11:26

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

    Tuesday, 5 August 2025, 12:38

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

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    UKH warns of sharp fall in summer job vacancies

    Monday, 21 July 2025, 10:37

    HMRC names and shames 98 restaurants in tax crackdown

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    The latest news and updates on the business of foodservice, from the business journalists at Catering Today. We bring you the latest on what’s happening in the restaurants, bars and catering industry, with exclusive stories, analysis, best practice and industry comment.

    BRC welcomes ‘much needed’ review into card-acquiring services

    The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has welcomed news that the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) will carry out a market review into card-acquiring services due to an “alarming increase in card fees and charges”. Andrew Cregan, policy adviser at the BRC has welcomed the review, and said it comes at a…

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    London’s Chinatown holds protest against immigration raids

    Business owners and restaurant staff will be shutting Chinatown down for five hours to protest an immigration raid which happened on 5 July and resulted in a deaf and mute woman being taken to hospital. The walk-out has been organised the London Chinatown Chinese Association (LCCA) which said that immigration…

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    Nick Nairn closes Aberdeen-based Pizza Bar business

    Celebrity chef Nick Nairn has closed his Aberdeen-based Pizza Bar business which opened in 2016, resulting in the loss of five full-time jobs. The business has been placed in the hands of administrators who described the restaurant as “no longer commercially viable”. Chef Nairn said: “I had always wanted to…

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    Takeaway sector thrives amid restaurant struggles

    The UK’s top 100 takeaway businesses have seen a 10% increase in turnover from £2.7bn from £2.46bn in the past year, research from credit broker Funding Options has found. Furthermore, profits at the UK’s top takeaway businesses have risen from £160m to £180m, a 13% increase. In contrast, the UK’s…

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    Slug and Lettuce owner buys Be At One

    Slug and Lettuce owner Stonegate Pub Company has purchased Be At One in a takeover worth £50m. Stonegate has also announced the acquisition of 15 new sites from Novus Leisure, these include London pubs The Gable, Abbey Bar, and The Forge. The deal will see 48 new sites added to…

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    Gaucho closes its Cau chain causing the loss of 540 jobs

    Gaucho has announced it has closed its Cau chain, cutting 540 jobs as it enters a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA). Deloitte has been appointed by the steak firm to lead the firm through the administration process. Cau was described by Deloitte as “significantly loss-making” after three consecutive years of falling…

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    ‘Phantom hours’ costing UK businesses £37m a week

    A survey of shift workers in the retail, hospitality and leisure industries has found staff to be overstating their working hours by an average of almost half an hour a week. Staff rota scheduling firm Rotaready, which conducted the survey, said these ‘phantom hours’ are costing UK businesses as much…

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    Sodexo wins 10-year contract with Coventry University

    Catering firm Sodexo has won a 10-year, £6m per annum contract with Coventry University to supply catering and hospitality services. From September, the company will take over all the catering, food retail and hospitality services on the university’s campuses in Coventry, London and Scarborough, delivering services to almost 30,000 students…

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    Equinoxe Solutions appoints new chairman

    Purchasing group Equinoxe Solutions has appointed Mark Aylwin as its new chairman. Aylwin has been in the food and drinks industry for more than 35 years, having served on the Boards of Booker Group, Blueheath, Conviviality, Musgrave GB and Safeway. He has also made an equity investment in the business…

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    Restaurants left behind as heatwave and football boost pub takings

    Britain’s pubs enjoyed a mini sales boom in June thanks to the hot weather and the start of the World Cup, the latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker have confirmed. While managed pub and bar groups saw collective like-for-like sales rise 2.8% against last June, restaurant groups suffered…

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