News
The latest industry news 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.
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Jun- 2020 -22 June
Edinburgh’s Tower Restaurant to close
The Tower Restaurant, located on top of the Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, is to close permanently. The restaurant said…
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22 June
Chancellor mulls VAT cut but could follow up with autumn tax rises
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering cutting VAT in order to help stimulate the economy but could follow the move…
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22 June
Majority of public ready to ‘get back down the pub’, says CAMRA
A survey of 22,000 pub goers and beer drinkers across the UK polled by the consumer organisation, the Campaign for…
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22 June
UKH survey reveals ‘protracted recovery’ for sector
The latest UKHospitality (UKH) survey has revealed that hospitality businesses are predicting a “lengthy and painful” recovery post-lockdown, with trade…
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19 June
Pub sector writes to PM demanding definitive reopening date
The pub industry has warned that “hundreds of thousands” of jobs could be at risk within the next 48 hours…
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19 June
Camile Thai Kitchen opens new London site
Camile Thai Kitchen has announced the opening of a new site in Barnes South West London, with further units to…
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19 June
D&D London to reopen 17 UK restaurants on 4 July
D&D London has announced the reopening of 17 of its restaurant venues on 4 July, pending the lifting of government…
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19 June
Coca-Cola HBC CFO to step down in 2021
Coca-Cola HBC has announced that its CFO, Michalis Imellos, has informed the company of his intention to step down from…
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18 June
Employers given 30 days to ‘confess’ to furlough abuses
Legislation is currently being fast-tracked to allow HMRC to reclaim any furlough money overpaid to employers, or not spent on…
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18 June
Greene King CEO apologises for brand’s ‘inexcusable’ slavery links
Pub operator Greene King has said that the brand’s historical association with 19th Century slavery was “inexcusable”. The group’s apology…
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