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.

  • 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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  • Jun- 2018 -
    28 June
    PeopleCatering News

    The Yorke Arms to reopen with chef Frances Atkins at the helm

    The Yorke Arms in Ramsgill, Harrogate is set to reopen in July 2018 with the newly formed partnership of Yorkshire businessman Jonathan Turner and Michelin-starred chef, Frances Atkins. The Yorke Arms is currently undergoing refurbishment and the newly decorated bedrooms will open soon after the Michelin-starred restaurant. The Yorke Arms…

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  • 18 June
    OpinionTrust in yourself

    Trust in yourself

    “It was never meant to be more than one…” That was the thought I had when I first started in the fish and chip trade in 1980. At school back in Huddersfield, my only dream was to have my name plastered across the streets on signs and in lights but,…

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  • 6 June
    BeveragesYorkshire couple launches England’s first self-built distillery

    Yorkshire couple launches England’s first self-built distillery

    More than 200 guests attended the launch of England’s first self-built distillery based in Sutton-on-the-Forest in North Yorkshire. Cooper King Distillery celebrated its launch on 2 June where Founders’ Club members, investors, family, friends and supporters enjoyed distillery tours, local food, music and cocktails. The Yorkshire couple Chris Jaume, chartered…

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  • May- 2018 -
    18 May
    Awards & EventsCollege students taste success at NECTA competition

    College students taste success at NECTA competition

    Newcastle College was named the best culinary college in the region at this year’s North East Culinary Trade Association (NECTA) Competition. The team came out on top in each team category and placed first in the food service round before being named Culinary Team of the Year and College of…

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  • Apr- 2018 -
    20 April
    BusinessOwner of ‘best restaurant in the world’ to open second outlet

    Owner of ‘best restaurant in the world’ to open second outlet

    A chef whose North Yorkshire restaurant has been described as the ‘best in the world’ in the annual in TripAdvisor awards last year, is set to open a new restaurant called Roots in the heart of York. There is no firm opening date for the new restaurant as of yet…

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