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    Thursday, 9 October 2025, 12:26

    Soaring operational costs pile pressure on hospitality capex, CGA finds

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    Gov launches review of licensing rules to modernise system

    Thursday, 18 September 2025, 12:18

    BoE holds interest rates at 4%

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

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    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.

    Pubs fare well in May sunshine as restaurant sales suffer

    Managed pubs saw collective like-for-likes jump 3.5% for May, with drink-led outlets doing best, according to new data. The Coffer Peach Business Tracker, produced by business insight consultancy CGA in partnership with Coffer Group and RSM, showed casual dining brands also saw like-for-like sales drop 2.1% against the same period…

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    Hospitality sector missing out on £6.75bn by not adapting to modern life

    The hospitality sector is missing out on £6.75bn by not responding to growing demand from the ‘gig economy’ consumer to operate outside of ‘usual hours’, a study from Barclays has shown. Only a third of British workers (37%) work a typical nine to five day, meaning leisure time has shifted.…

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    Waitress claims restaurant took almost £700 of tips and charged staff for mistakes

    A waitress has resigned for her job after claims that the restaurant “deducted £650 of her tips” and charged staff for mistakes. Emma Smith shared her payslips from Albert’s in Didsbury on Facebook along with her resignation letter and screenshots of Facebook posts supposedly from manager Wendy Unsworth. https://www.facebook.com/dancingblonde222/posts/10160360748410304 The…

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    New pop-up bar and BBQ BRGR+BUBBLES opens for business

    London’s newest pop-up bar and BBQ has opened its doors today (8 June) at Apex Temple Court Hotel. BRGR+BUBBLES will offer posh-dogs, tasty burgers, beers or bubbles, and ice cream from award-winning Jude’s Ice Cream Tricycle aiming to feature Britain’s natural-tasting ingredients. The pop-up bar and BBQ will be open seven…

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    Deliveroo announce new tech to ‘save restaurants millions of pounds’

    Deliveroo has announced it is rolling out new technology that it claims will “save restaurants millions of pounds” by automatically updating restaurant sales systems in real time. The food delivery app company says initial tests showed a “dramatic cut in the order processing time” from two and a half minutes…

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    TriSpan acquires majority stake in Rosa’s Thai Cafe

    TriSpan, a global private equity firm, has announced that Rising Stars, its restaurant platform, has acquired a majority investment in Rosa’s Thai Cafe. Rosa’s managing director Gavin Adair will lead the group in its next phase of growth. He will be supported by Robin Rowland, former YO! CEO and TriSpan…

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    Alice’s Restaurant in Kent closes just six months after opening

    One of Kent’s newest restaurants has closed just six months after its opening, as it served its last customers on 27 May. The restaurant has blamed poor profits following bad weather on the high street for the closure. The restaurant previously named The Tipsy Pigeon and Paul’s Restaurant, served a…

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    Yorkshire couple launches England’s first self-built distillery

    More than 200 guests attended the launch of England’s first self-built distillery based in Sutton-on-the-Forest in North Yorkshire. Cooper King Distillery celebrated its launch on 2 June where Founders’ Club members, investors, family, friends and supporters enjoyed distillery tours, local food, music and cocktails. The Yorkshire couple Chris Jaume, chartered…

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    Busaba Eathai closes all restaurants outside London

    Busaba Eathai has now closed all of its branches outside of London after reporting pre-tax losses of nearly £18m. The Thai restaurant chain’s only remaining restaurant outside of the capital was St Albans. The chain also acquired premises in Leeds in 2016 but financial woes and recent closures cast doubt…

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    Sunny May Bank Holiday brings 5.1% increase in consumer spending

    Consumer spending grew 5.1% in May as shoppers experienced good weather and businesses performed strongly, the highest recorded increase since April 2017. According to data gathered by Barclaycard, in-store spending increased 2.6% as the good weather drew punters out to the shops during the Early May Bank Holiday. The data…

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