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  • Apr- 2018 -
    17 April
    Chef Martin Morales to open London’s first Peruvian bakery next month

    Chef Martin Morales to open London’s first Peruvian bakery next month

    Chef and former iTunes head Martin Morales is due to open Andina Panaderia, London’s first Peruvian bakery in May. The bakery’s aim is to celebrate female Andean chefs and will be led by head pastry chef Ana Velasquez and the menu will consist of savory items such as Chancay bread…

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  • 17 April
    British Institute of Innkeeping

    BII Licensee of the Year announces 2018 semi-finalists

    The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) – the professional body representing the UK’s licensees – has announced the twelve semi-finalists for this year’s Licensee of the Year competition. Sponsored by Sky, the Licensee of the Year competition is a longstanding award which has been held annually for over 20 years. Since the launch in January, people…

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  • 17 April
    Vacherin

    Hospitality specialist Vacherin reports its 15th year of growth

    London-based independently-owned contract caterer, Vacherin, has reported its annual turnover has risen for the 15th consecutive year. Figures published this week for the year ending 31 August 2017 show turnover at £19.7m, a rise of almost 15%. It is managing director Phil Roker’s first full year in his position and…

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  • 17 April
    Jamie Oliver’s Australian restaurant group falls into administration

    Jamie Oliver’s Australian restaurant group falls into administration

    Jamie Oliver has been forced to surrender his Australian restaurant group as it was placed in the hands of voluntary administrators. The restaurants in Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Parramatta are to be rescued by the Brisbane-based Hallmark. The group’s Canberra restaurant has been closed immediately. The Naked Chef had…

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  • 16 April
    Colliers International

    High street collapse down to higher business rates, says Colliers

    Fifteen major retailers or restaurant groups have gone into CVA or administration in the twelve months since the April 2017 Business Rates Revaluation, according to Colliers International, the global commercial real estate agency and consultancy. Ten of those have happened since the beginning of this year – in the last…

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  • 16 April
    Lemongrass

    Lemongrass Group looks for equity partner for continued growth

    The award winning Lemongrass Group has announced it is seeking a business partner following the opening of its 13th branch. The company, which makes a profit of £15,000 per month per site, will listen to offers for up to 50% of the company from the right partner. Expansion until now…

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  • 16 April
    The Old Ship Hotel relaunches as The Wardroom

    The Old Ship Hotel relaunches as The Wardroom

    The Old Ship Hotel in Brighton, part of the Cairn Collection, will relaunch its restaurant with a new look, menu and new name – The Wardroom. The hotel’s bar has also been renamed to The Mess Deck, with a new summer menu. Officially launching today, The Wardroom have invited 60…

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  • 16 April
    Deliveroo

    Deliveroo to help chefs increase revenue with ‘virtual restaurants’

    Deliveroo has revealed how it is working with restaurants to create additional ‘virtual restaurants’ in its state-of-the-art, delivery-only Editions kitchens. Deliveroo uses its expertise to help restaurants create, test and bring to market new brands that are only possible due to the nature of online delivery. The delivery company claimed…

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  • 16 April
    Jamie Oliver

    Aramark and Jamie Oliver announce ‘exclusive’ partnership

    Food and facilities company Aramark has announced a 10 year partnership with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. The new contract will see the two work together on an exclusive basis to enhance food concepts and delivery across workplaces in Northern Europe, including the United Kingdom and Ireland. The partnership will enable…

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  • 16 April
    JD Wetherspoon

    JD Wetherspoon shuts down social media accounts amidst trolling and racism

    JD Wetherspoon has announced that it will be closing all of its social media accounts with immediate effect. In a post on Twitter, the pub company said: “In a world of social media, JD Wetherspoon has decided to close down all Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social media accounts for…

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