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The latest news and updates on people in the industry, 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.

  • Apr- 2019 -
    2 April
    Hospitality gender pay gap in London narrows to 5.9%

    Hospitality gender pay gap in London narrows to 5.9%

    The gender pay gap in London’s top hospitality establishments has narrowed to 5.9% (£1,784) in 2018 as a result of salaries for female employees increasing at a higher level than those for male employees. The gender pay gap in 2017 was 9.7% (£2,712), the figures are based on analysis of…

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  • 1 April
    Byron appoints Simon Wilkinson as CEO

    Byron appoints Simon Wilkinson as CEO

    Burger chain, Byron has announced that it has appointed Simon Wilkinson as its chief executive officer. Wilkinson has recently been a CEO consultant to the Carlyle Group, the investment firm and an advisor to Parkdean Resorts. Prior to that he was CEO at La Tasca Restaurants, which was sold to…

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  • Mar- 2019 -
    27 March
    Tom Scade appointed executive chef at The Vineyard Hotel

    Tom Scade appointed executive chef at The Vineyard Hotel

    The Vineyard Group has appointed Tom Scade has been appointed as executive chef at The Vineyard Hotel, Stockcross in Berkshire. Scade is joining the hotel from The Ritz Hotel in London where he was sous chef to John Williams. He had trained initially under Williams before going off and running…

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  • 26 March
    Alyn Williams steps away from The Wild Rabbit

    Alyn Williams steps away from The Wild Rabbit

    Alyn Williams has announced he will be stepping down from his role as chef patron at The Wild Rabbit in Kingham. Williams has returned to London full time and will be focusing on his London restaurant, Alyn Williams at The Westbury. He was at The Wild Rabbit since May 2018.…

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  • 19 March
    Foxhill Manor to feature James Cochran as ‘guest chef’

    Foxhill Manor to feature James Cochran as ‘guest chef’

    Foxhill Manor has announced it will launch a new ‘guest chef series’ at its Arts and Crafts manor hotel, starting with the visit of James Cochran on the 14 April. For his one-off appearance at the hotel, Cochran will be personally presenting guests with a seven-course menu that showcases his…

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  • 15 March
    Greene King and TRG among firms ‘failing’ on gender diversity

    Greene King and TRG among firms ‘failing’ on gender diversity

    The Investment Association and the Hampton-Alexander Review have written to 69 of the FTSE 350 companies, including pub group Greene King, outlining concerns about the lack of gender diversity on its boards. The letter, which has been sent to companies who have no women or just one woman on their…

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  • 13 March
    Masterchef finalist Dean Banks to open first restaurant

    Masterchef finalist Dean Banks to open first restaurant

    Dean Banks a finalist in the 2018 series of Masterchef: The Professionals, has announced he is to open his first restaurant, located in St Andrews, Scotland. The restaurant, named Haar, will open in the town’s five-star Kinnettles Hotel, and span the whole of the ground floor of the hotel, which…

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  • 13 March
    Chef Antonio Rucco dies aged 39

    Chef Antonio Rucco dies aged 39

    Chef Antonio Rucco has died aged 39, the chef was well-known for his popular Antonio’s Vegan Kitchen restaurant in Bethnal Green. Rucco’s restaurant opened last summer and quickly became one of London’s best-known vegan restaurants. The chef’s death was announced by the restaurant on its social media channels, and the…

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  • 8 March
    The Lawns appoints Genesis Valenzuela as restaurant manager

    The Lawns appoints Genesis Valenzuela as restaurant manager

    Genesis Valenzuela has been announced as the new manager of award-winning restaurant, The Lawns. Valenzuela began his career working for hotels in his home of the Philippines, followed by over nine years on a number of cruise ships in a variety of roles, before eventually settling in the UK in…

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  • 6 March
    EU hospitality applicants dropped by 8.5% in 2018

    EU hospitality applicants dropped by 8.5% in 2018

    Registrations from European Union nationals looking to work in London’s restaurants, gastropubs and eateries went down by 8.5% in 2018 according to new data from luxury hospitality recruiter, The Change Group. Meanwhile, there has been a 3.4% decline in the average annual take-home pay of British hospitality workers, while average…

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