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Covid-19

Our COVID-19 coverage captures the full impact of the pandemic on the UKโ€™s foodservice and hospitality sector, from lockdown trading restrictions and government support schemes to recovery planning, operational adaptations, and long-term business implications. This includes essential reporting for restaurant operators, pub landlords, caterers, chefs, and F&B directors navigating one of the most disruptive periods in industry history.

  • Dec- 2021 -
    14 December
    Businessโ€˜Plan Bโ€™ to add additional pressure to hospitality sector, CGA warns

    โ€˜Plan Bโ€™ to add additional pressure to hospitality sector, CGA warns

    The new ‘Plan B’ restrictions imposed by the government are likely to hit consumer spending over the festive period and โ€œpile additional operational pressures on businessesโ€, according to the latest Business Confidence Survey from CGA and Fourth. Prior to the governmentโ€™s Plan B announcement, some two in three (66%) hospitality…

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  • 6 December
    NewsFulham revenue doubles in half-year results

    Fulham revenue doubles in half-year results

    Fulham has announced that revenue soared by 103% from ยฃ19.8m to ยฃ39.5m in its interim results for the six months ended 26 September 2021. The owner of Franco Manca and The Real Greek revealed that group revenues for both chains have continued to be ahead of 2019 comparatives in October…

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  • 3 December
    FeaturesHow restaurants recouped footfall during an unsteady climate

    How restaurants recouped footfall during an unsteady climate

    In the words of trade association UKHospitality, โ€˜the resilience of pubs and bars will be crucial to the recovery of hospitality.โ€™ However, low footfall still present in the high street is making it difficult for operators to make a comeback. According to a latest report by the CGA, 26% of…

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  • 3 December
    CoronavirusTrade bodies reassure sector as Omicron declared ‘mild’

    Trade bodies reassure sector as Omicron declared ‘mild’

    According to a number of hospitality trade bodies the โ€œhard-pressedโ€ sector has received a โ€œmuch-neededโ€ boost, with the World Health Organisation (WHO) announcement that cases of the Covid-19 variant Omicron appear to be โ€˜mildโ€™. Together the UKHospitality, the British Institute of Innkeeping, and the British Beer and Pub Association said…

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  • 2 December
    PeopleNew resources launched to help frontline hospitality workers

    New resources launched to help frontline hospitality workers

    A new resource has been launched by the University of East Anglia (UEA) and Norwich Good Economy Commission to โ€œhelp employers and frontline workersโ€ in hospitality and other industries as they recover from the impacts of Covid-19. The University of East Anglia (UEA) and Norwich Good Economy Commission – a…

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  • Nov- 2021 -
    16 November
    Catering CompaniesThe staffing nightmare before Christmas

    The staffing nightmare before Christmas

    The food and drink sector is of โ€œvital importance to the UK economy, according to the trade association, UKHospitality, and no more so than the usual (barring Covid-aside) busy festive period. A latest report from the organisation shows that the sector alone contributes an astounding ยฃ120bn to the economy and…

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  • 16 November
    NewsEurest appoints joint managing directors

    Eurest appoints joint managing directors

    Eurest, the UK workplace food service provider and part of Compass Group UK and Ireland, has promoted two of its most senior business directors to joint managing directors. Paul Williams and Nick Haynes, who have both worked for Compass for nearly 10 years, take up the positions, effective immediately, and…

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  • 16 November
    Pubs and BarsRevolution Bars Group FY21 losses narrow to ยฃ26.3m

    Revolution Bars Group FY21 losses narrow to ยฃ26.3m

    Revolution Bars Group has revealed its pre-tax losses have narrowed to ยฃ26.3m from ยฃ31.7m for the full-year ending 3 July 2021. Total Sales were 64.2% lower at ยฃ39.4m than ยฃ110.1m in 2020 as a result of the various Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions throughout the entirety of FY21, compared to just…

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  • 15 November
    Pubs and BarsNightcap sees FY21 losses widen to ยฃ5.3m

    Nightcap sees FY21 losses widen to ยฃ5.3m

    Nightcap has revealed that its pre-tax losses for the full-year ending 27 June 2021 have widened to ยฃ5.3m from ยฃ616,301 the previous year. Despite the losses, revenue grew to ยฃ5.9m from ยฃ5.2m and was boosted by the acquisitions of The London Cocktail Club Limited and its subsidiaries. In addition to…

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  • 12 November
    BusinessHospitality remains an โ€˜industry in peril’, UKH warns

    Hospitality remains an โ€˜industry in peril’, UKH warns

    The hospitality sector is โ€˜an industry in perilโ€™ according to the latest edition of the UKHospitality and CGA Quarterly Tracker, which has revealed both Q3 2021 sales and full 12-month figures are nearly half what they were over the same period pre-pandemic. The data shows a 45% drop in sales…

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