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The News section on Catering Today delivers the latest updates and developments across the UK hospitality and catering industry. Covering restaurants, pubs, quick service brands, and catering groups, it reports on company announcements, market performance, government policy, and sector-wide trends. With a focus on commercial and operational impact, Catering Today’s news coverage keeps hospitality professionals informed of the events and decisions shaping business conditions and strategic opportunities across the sector.

  • Mar- 2020 -
    17 March
    Covid-19: Social distancing measures ‘catastrophic’ for pubs, restaurants and hotels

    Covid-19: Social distancing measures ‘catastrophic’ for pubs, restaurants and hotels

    UKHospitality has said the government’s latest advice that people should avoid pubs, restaurants, hotels will be “catastrophic” for businesses and jobs. It has now called on the government for “immediate support for hospitality”, as well as “meaningful business continuity measures”. UKH’s CEO, Kate Nicholls, said the announcement has “effectively shut…

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  • 17 March
    City Pub Group to ‘preserve cash’ amid Covid-19 outbreak

    City Pub Group to ‘preserve cash’ amid Covid-19 outbreak

    Recent trading at the City Pub Group has been “impacted” by Covid-19 and its wider effects, the pub operator has revealed.  In its latest update regarding the virus, the group said that there was a “particular” impact on sport, and that certain sites have “witnessed noticeable reductions in trade as…

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  • 17 March
    Colliers calls for Rates Deferment Scheme introduction amid Covid-19

    Colliers calls for Rates Deferment Scheme introduction amid Covid-19

    Business rates experts at Colliers International have called for the Government to introduce a three-month or even six-month business rates deferment scheme to help businesses impacted by the coronavirus. It follows last Wednesday’s (11 March) Budget announcement, which Colliers said was “largely applauded” for the support given to smaller retail,…

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  • 17 March
    Hospitality footfall declines amid government urging social distancing

    Hospitality footfall declines amid government urging social distancing

    Hospitality footfall across the UK has declined by 45% yesterday (16 March) compared with the same day last year, amid the recent outbreak of coronavirus. According to research by customer data company Wireless Social, footfall decreased by 33% in the past week compared with the same period last year, with…

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  • 16 March
    Fuller’s opens The Windjammer pub at Royal Dock

    Fuller’s opens The Windjammer pub at Royal Dock

    Premium pub company, Fuller, Smith and Turner has opened its newest managed site – The Windjammer at London’s Royal Dock. Set to harbour a “community atmosphere”, The Windjammer will focus on fresh, seasonal food and exceptional service. The split level interior, featuring a large downstairs bar and dining area set…

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  • 16 March
    UKHospitality calls for ‘enhanced’ government support amid coronavirus outbreak

    UKHospitality calls for ‘enhanced’ government support amid coronavirus outbreak

    UKHospitality has called on the UK Government to “step up” its package of business support as the effect of coronavirus continues to spread. It said the package of measures announced in the Budget on Wednesday were “helpful”, but do not go “nearly far enough” to support the vast majority of…

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  • 16 March
    The Yummy Pub Co sells The Clarence Pub for £125,000

    The Yummy Pub Co sells The Clarence Pub for £125,000

    The Yummy Pub Co has announced it has sold the Stoke Newington-based The Clarence Pub to Robert Webster Shaw for £125,000. Shaw also owns the Anchor and Hope in London and has other business interests in The Canton Arms, and the Magdalen Arms in Oxford.  Built in 1860, the pub…

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  • 16 March
    Brakspear increases managed estate portfolio

    Brakspear increases managed estate portfolio

    Pub operator and brewer Brakspear announced it has purchased the Egypt Mill in Nailsworth, taking the group’s managed estate portfolio to 16 sites. The historic pub provides dining, accommodation and a wedding and functions business. The 16th Century site features 32 individually designed bedrooms, and can also cater for events…

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  • 13 March
    Camden eco-market welcomes Adrian Martin’s Wildflower

    Camden eco-market welcomes Adrian Martin’s Wildflower

    Wildflower by Adrian Martin is set to open in Camden’s new eco market, Buck Street, on 18 March 2020.  Wildflower is the debut London restaurant of Irish chef, Adrian Martin, and is the first fine dining restaurant in London to be housed inside a shipping container. The restaurant will “seek…

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  • 13 March
    Casual Dining Show postponed until July over coronavirus fears

    Casual Dining Show postponed until July over coronavirus fears

    Following increasing concern about the developing coronavirus situation, Casual Dining organiser Diversified Communications UK has announced it has consulted with the industry and decided to postpone the event to 14-15 July 2020, at ExCeL London. Chris Brazier, group event director of diversified communications UK, said: “Casual Dining is the single…

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