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Yorkshire

From bustling cities like Leeds and Sheffield to the market towns and coastal gems of North, South, East, and West Yorkshire, this captures all our editorial coverage focused on Yorkshire’s dynamic foodservice landscape. Here you’ll find region-specific reporting on restaurant and pub openings and closures, chef appointments, local supply chain developments, council regulations impacting hospitality, and operational insights from leading independents and multi-site operators alike.

  • Oct- 2018 -
    17 October
    RestaurantsTimothy Taylor restaurant put up for sale

    Timothy Taylor restaurant put up for sale

    Harrogate Brasserie, the restaurant owned by regional pub operator Timothy Taylor Brewery, has been brought to the market by specialist business property adviser, Christie and Co. The restaurant is situated in the centre of the spa town of Harrogate in North Yorkshire and occupies a stone built, three story building. The…

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  • 16 October
    RestaurantsGino D’Acampo to open new Leeds restaurant

    Gino D’Acampo to open new Leeds restaurant

    Gino D’Acampo will be opening a new restaurant, named My Restaurant, at The Springs in Leeds Thorpe Park, on the 26 October. The 150-cover restaurant is the chef’s fourth in Yorkshire, and the third in-partnership with Next. My Restaurant will be complemented by an extensive new coffee and deli bar…

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  • 16 October
    Awards & EventsMacleod’s restaurant awarded 2 AA Rosettes

    Macleod’s restaurant awarded 2 AA Rosettes

    The Coniston Hotel Country Estate and Spa near Skipton, Yorkshire, has announced that its flagship restaurant, Macleod’s, has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes. Following a visit from the AA inspector, the 71-room hotel’s restaurant is the latest to be awarded 2 AA Rosettes in Yorkshire. Macleod’s was originally opened as…

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  • 4 October
    Awards & EventsNational ‘Chef of the Year’ winner revealed

    National ‘Chef of the Year’ winner revealed

    Kuba Winkowski, head chef from The Feathered Nest Inn, was named the new The National Chef of the Year during the Restaurant Show in London. Winkowski served a menu of native lobster, oyster emulsion, celery, sea herbs buttermilk followed by Yorkshire grouse, cabbage, foie gras, quince, celeriac, seeds and sticky…

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  • Sep- 2018 -
    11 September
    Features2018’s coffee trends – ridiculous or rational?

    2018’s coffee trends – ridiculous or rational?

    The UK is obsessed with coffee. We drink 95 million cups every day, which is almost 30 million more cups of coffee than people. That figure has rocketed in the last 10 years, so what is it that’s driving us to coffee? Well it turns out that it’s so much…

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  • Aug- 2018 -
    21 August
    Awards & EventsAA reveals hospitality awards shortlist for 2018

    AA reveals hospitality awards shortlist for 2018

    Ahead of the AA Hospitality Awards, the association today revealed the shortlists across four of the 23 categories: Housekeeper of the Year Award, Food Service Award, Eco Hotel of the Year and Customers’ Choice Award. In the Customers’ Choice Award category, all three hotels are based in London with The…

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  • 9 August
    PeopleGino D’Acampo to open new Thorpe Park restaurant

    Gino D’Acampo to open new Thorpe Park restaurant

    Celebrity chef Gino D’Acampo has announced a new ‘My Restaurant’ at the rebranded Thorpe Park development, The Springs in Leeds. The 150-cover restaurant will include a coffee and deli bar where guests can eat in or take away from breakfast onwards, a prosecco bar and alfresco terrace complete with games…

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  • 6 August
    Pubs and BarsAprirose acquires Wear Inns for £22.4m

    Aprirose acquires Wear Inns for £22.4m

    Aprirose, the real estate investment company which owns QHotels, has acquired Wear Inns, a community pub estate based in North East England, for £22.4m from BGF and NVM Private Equity. Wear Inns was founded in 2006 and has a portfolio of 25 pubs across the North East and Yorkshire. The…

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  • Jul- 2018 -
    31 July
    PeopleSamuel Smith Old Brewery

    Samuel Smith Brewery fined for not providing pension details

    One of Yorkshire’s oldest breweries, Samuel Smith and its chairman Humphrey Smith, has been fined £27,990 for failing to hand over information to The Pensions Regulator (TPR). TPR asked for information about Samuel Smith Old Brewery’s financial position in 2015 to determine whether the brewery was earning enough to support…

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  • 3 July
    Pubs and BarsFine and Country Inns launches second star site

    Fine and Country Inns launches second star site

    Dining firm Fine and Country Inns has launched its eighth venue in its estate The Masons Arms in Thorpe Hesley, South Yorkshire after a £430,000 refurbishment with Star Pubs and Bars. The new pub, which is the second with Star Pubs and Bars, aims to specialise in meeting local demand…

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