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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.

  • Jun- 2018 -
    12 June
    Chinese restaurant still serving despite car crashing through window

    Chinese restaurant still serving despite car crashing through window

    A Chinese restaurant is still serving takeaway despite the fact the front was destroyed after a car plowed through the window. Last Friday night at around 10:40pm the front of the restaurant was hit by a car smashing the window. Owners boarded the store up following the incident however sprayed…

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  • 12 June
    Manchester Taco Bell to open until 4am everyday

    Manchester Taco Bell to open until 4am everyday

    Tex-mex chain Taco Bell’s new Manchester store, one of the first of the chain’s UK restaurants is to open until 4am everyday. The new restaurant will have 70 covers and will serve the Mexican-inspired food it has become synonymous with in the US. Free wi-fi and phone charging stations will…

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  • 12 June
    Catering News

    Soho restaurant Kiln named best in the UK

    Casual Thai restaurant Kiln in London’s Soho has won first place at this year’s Estrella Damm’s National Restaurant Awards. The restaurant’s achievement was announced by Restaurant magazine at a ceremony at the Hurlingham Club in London on Monday 11 June. The outlet, owned by chef Ben Chapman, climbed up eight…

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  • 12 June
    Catering News

    One in 10 hospitality staff considering leaving UK due to Brexit

    A survey has revealed that over one in 10 hospitality workers (11%, equivalent to 330,000 staff nationally) are thinking about leaving the UK because of Brexit. The survey launched by workforce collaboration software company Planday and conducted by YouGov showed a disparity between the hospitality employees and managers as managers…

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  • 11 June
    Rockliffe Hall’s Clubhouse hires local ‘hospitality icon’

    Rockliffe Hall’s Clubhouse hires local ‘hospitality icon’

    Five-star hotel and spa, Rockliffe Hall, has appointed Salvatore Obinu, the former owner of the Darlington-based restaurant Sardis to its Clubhouse team as its restaurant team leader. Obinu is considered a “hospitality icon” along with his brother Francesco in their hometown Darlington, County Durham, North East England. Both brothers had…

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  • 11 June
    Restaurant closed following raid

    Restaurant closed following raid

    A Wokingham restaurant has been closed following a raid by immigration officials who arrested an illegal immigrant. Wokingham Council were yet to make a decision regarding the licence renewal application for the Haweli restaurant, however the Home Office asked the council to review its licence leading to its closure. If…

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  • 11 June
    Newmarket chef scoops first prize in regional competition

    Newmarket chef scoops first prize in regional competition

    Bedford Lodge Hotel and Spa’s commis chef, Crystal Newton, has won first prize in the Passion to Inspire 2018 hospitality competition, beating teams of young chefs from across the region. Representing her college West Suffolk College, Newton worked in a team of three (two in the kitchen and one front-of-house)…

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  • 11 June
    Scotland Food and Drink Excellence Awards 2018 announces winners

    Scotland Food and Drink Excellence Awards 2018 announces winners

    The winners of the Scotland Food and Drink Excellence Awards 2018 have been announced at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) during a ceremony hosted by Simon Rimmer. The awards gave special recognition to Isle of Harris Gin as the Product of the Year, Border Biscuits as the Business of…

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  • 11 June
    Jeremy Corbyn to clamp down on sexual harassment and employers taking tips

    Jeremy Corbyn to clamp down on sexual harassment and employers taking tips

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has made a pledge to make easier for victims of sexual harassment in the hospitality sector to take their companies to an employment tribunal. Corbyn will also look to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements against victims of sexual assaults and make it compulsory for companies…

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  • 11 June
    Tesco and Sainsbury’s vegetarian products found to contain meat

    Tesco and Sainsbury’s vegetarian products found to contain meat

    Tests carried out by The Daily Telegraph have found vegetarian meals from Tesco and Sainsbury to contain traces of meat. Following the research the Food Standards Agency (FSA) is to conduct an investigation into the products, one of which passed an independent test by the Vegetarian Society. The products in…

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