Compliance

Coverage focuses on the regulatory obligations and operational standards that UK hospitality businesses must meet, including food safety, health and hygiene, fire safety, allergen labelling, licensing, and employment law. Reporting provides guidance and updates to help restaurant operators, pub landlords, caterers, and managers maintain compliance, avoid penalties, and uphold best practice across their sites.

  • Sep- 2025 -
    5 September
    Venues & PropertiesUKHospitality publishes new incident guide for venues

    UKHospitality publishes new incident guide for venues

    UKHospitality has launched a new guide to help venues respond to incidents ranging from power outages to food safety concerns. The guide, sponsored by compliance firm Food Alert and available exclusively to UKHospitality members, sets out businesses’ responsibilities and provides practical examples of how to manage incidents.  It covers issues…

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  • Aug- 2025 -
    29 August
    PeopleThe Evolv Collection appoints Tom Tomczyk as operations director

    The Evolv Collection appoints Tom Tomczyk as operations director

    The Evolv Collection has appointed Tom Tomczyk as its new operations director, bringing more than two decades of experience in hospitality leadership to the role. Tomczyk joins after nearly 10 years with Rare Restaurants, where he most recently served as back-of-house operations director.  He previously held senior food operations roles…

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  • Jul- 2025 -
    21 July
    BusinessHMRC names and shames 98 restaurants in tax crackdown

    HMRC names and shames 98 restaurants in tax crackdown

    HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has identified 98 restaurants and takeaways for underpaying taxes, as part of an enforcement campaign that recouped £10.4m in unpaid tax and imposed £9.2m in penalties. The businesses, which were rounded up in a single day, include A La Turka in Grimsby, which owes £492k;…

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  • 8 July
    FeaturesBrace for impact: how hospitality must prepare for the Employment Rights Bill

    Brace for impact: how hospitality must prepare for the Employment Rights Bill

    The government has set a phased timeline for rolling out changes under the Employment Rights Bill. The most complex reforms, including guaranteed hours and enhanced protections from unfair dismissal, will not take effect until 2027. Before then, employers will face a series of earlier reforms. From April 2026, new rules…

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  • Jun- 2025 -
    20 June
    Catering CompaniesCompass increases VCSE spending to £7.4m in 2024

    Compass increases VCSE spending to £7.4m in 2024

    Compass Group UK and Ireland spent £7.4m with voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs) in 2024 – a 60% increase on the previous year. The total spend has now reached £16m, moving the group closer to its target of £30m. The group’s procurement arm, Foodbuy Group, launched the Pitch Social…

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  • 12 June
    BusinessNew costs and cautious spending dent hospitality sector confidence

    New costs and cautious spending dent hospitality sector confidence

    Only a third (34%) of Britain’s hospitality leaders feel confident about prospects for their business over the next 12 months, according to data from CGA. The proportion of leaders feeling confident about the future of hospitality in general is even lower at 15%. Both figures are up by just one…

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  • 11 June
    Food and DrinkHospitality confidence remains low amid rising costs, CGA finds

    Hospitality confidence remains low amid rising costs, CGA finds

    Rising costs and cautious consumer spending are continuing to erode confidence among hospitality leaders, as just 34% feel confident about their business prospects over the next 12 months, according to new survey data from CGA by NIQ. The Business Confidence Survey also found that confidence in the sector overall is…

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  • May- 2025 -
    28 May
    Catering CompaniesLevy appoints Thomas Rhodes to new culinary sustainability role

    Levy appoints Thomas Rhodes to new culinary sustainability role

    Levy UK and Ireland, the sports and hospitality arm of Compass Group UK and Ireland, has announced the appointment of Thomas Rhodes as its new head of Culinary – Procurement and Sustainability. Rhodes, who moves from his current role as Levy executive head chef at Allianz Stadium, will work alongside…

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  • Mar- 2025 -
    11 March
    FeaturesHow will the new allergen guidance affect businesses?

    How will the new allergen guidance affect businesses?

    Last week the Food Standards Agency (FSA) unveiled new best practice industry guidance on providing allergen information to consumers with food hypersensitivities. This will undoubtedly have an effect on hospitality businesses, especially coming at a time when so much else is changing in regards to costs. So what is the…

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  • Dec- 2024 -
    2 December
    Catering CompaniesElior UK partners with Natasha Allergy Research Foundation

    Elior UK partners with Natasha Allergy Research Foundation

    UK-based contract caterer Elior has announced a three-year charity partnership with The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, the UK’s food allergy charity, commencing in January 2025. Founded in 2019, Natasha Allergy Research Foundation was established by Nadim and Tanya Ednan-Laperouse in memory of their 15-year-old daughter Natasha, who tragically passed away…

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