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  • Sep- 2019 -
    19 September
    Chef Luke Selby to host pop-up dining experience at National Theatre

    Chef Luke Selby to host pop-up dining experience at National Theatre

    The National Theatre has partnered with Sauce Supper Club to deliver a pop-up dining experience at the theatre’s House Bar and Restaurant from 9-10 October 2019. The event will be curated by celebrated chef, Luke Selby and his brothers Nathaniel and Theodore. For the first time, the supper club will…

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  • 19 September
    Giggling Squid to open two new stores in Weybridge and Leamington Spa

    Giggling Squid to open two new stores in Weybridge and Leamington Spa

    Thai Restaurant brand Giggling Squid is to open two new stores in the towns of Weybridge and Leamington Spa. Thai-born Pranee Laurillard and her husband Andrew, founded Giggling Squid – the nickname of one of their children – to bring “the real Thai dining experience” to the UK. Now with…

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  • 19 September
    Fuller’s invests £2m into all-day dining and co-working concept

    Fuller’s invests £2m into all-day dining and co-working concept

    Pub and hotel operator Fuller’s has invested close to £2m on a “extensive” renovation of its The Chamberlain Hotel on Minories in London. The renovation, includes a “significant” facelift of the exterior and a full interior refurbishment, a new basement cocktail bar, called ‘The Chambers’ has been developed to provide…

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  • 18 September
    Eat raises £35,193 through partnership with StreetGames

    Eat raises £35,193 through partnership with StreetGames

    Sandwich shop chain Eat has announced that its summer campaign in partnership with ‘Fit and Fed’, a holiday programme led by the StreetGames charity, raised a grand total of £35,193.61. The campaign, which ran from 19 June until 3 September, highlighted the importance of providing real food to real people,…

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  • 18 September
    Restaurateurs disqualified for failing to pay £4m in taxes

    Restaurateurs disqualified for failing to pay £4m in taxes

    Two restaurateurs from Glasgow have been banned for a total of 17 years after they caused a loss to HMRC of more than £4m in unpaid taxes. Sukdev Gill signed a disqualification undertaking for eight years after he did not dispute that over six years, he caused companies he was…

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  • 18 September
    Costa Coffee launches first ‘commuter-focused’ store

    Costa Coffee launches first ‘commuter-focused’ store

    Costa Coffee has opened its first ‘commuter-focused’ store concept in London. The debut site within Lewisham Station occupies 400 sq. ft. of space formerly used as the station manager’s office. According to the group, the new takeaway only concept designed “to suit the needs of the busy commuter”, and added…

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  • 18 September
    New Italian restaurant Calici to open in Belsize Village

    New Italian restaurant Calici to open in Belsize Village

    A new Italian restaurant, bringing the best of traditional, regional Italian food into the 21st century, will be  opening its doors in North London’s Belsize Park on Friday 20th September.  Tapping into the casual dining  scene, Calici will offer diners a laid-back dinner location coupled with a sleek and sophisticated…

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  • 17 September
    Bill’s Manchester to move to new site in Spinningfields

    Bill’s Manchester to move to new site in Spinningfields

    Bill’s Restaurant and Bar has announced it is moving from its current Manchester city centre location, on John Dalton Street, to the city’s financial centre, Spinningfields, this autumn. The group said it will open its doors on Monday 28 October with a “vibrant” new look, and  the new 177 sqm…

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  • 17 September
    Whelans takes on seventh SP&B site

    Whelans takes on seventh SP&B site

    South east multiple operator, Whelans, has taken on The Goat in Shirley and is to reopen it as The Apple Tree at the end of October, following a joint investment with Star Pubs and Bars of over £500,000. The pub, which has been closed for two years, is to become…

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  • 17 September
    Hospitality productivity rising, but more support needed, report suggests

    Hospitality productivity rising, but more support needed, report suggests

    Hospitality is more productive than widely thought, according to the latest Future Shock report from CGA and UKHospitality, with business leaders seeing “plenty of room” for improvement. The fifth edition of the twice-yearly report highlights data showing that hospitality’s revenues have risen faster than employment levels in recent years. Gross…

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