All news articles for February 2012

Business Profile: Peach Pub Company

Business Profile: Peach Pub Company

By Joe Lutrario

Nick Clegg's vision of a 'John Lewis economy' has caused much discussion of employee ownership in the wider media. It stands to reason that those with a stake in the business will put more in, and in the hospitality sector, where a venue...

Radisson Edwardian has twelve hotels in London and two outside the capital

Radisson Edwardian acquires Odeon Leicester Square

By Luke Nicholls

Radisson Edwardian hotels, owned by Indian-born multi-millionaire Jasminder Singh, is continuing on the acquisition trail with the purchase of Odeon cinema in Leicester Square.

King's Cross concourse restaurant and bars revealed

King's Cross concourse restaurant and bars revealed

By Peter Ruddick

Giraffe, Yalla Yalla, Benito's Hat and the pub operator Fuller's have been revealed as some of the food and drink businesses that are on track to take up residence at the new King's Cross concourse when the 27,000sq.ft retail, restaurant...

The BHA believes the Scheme could cut red tape for hoteliers

BHA lobbies government over EIS scheme for hotels

By Luke Nicholls

The British Hospitality Association (BHA) is urging the Government to allow hotel operations to qualify under the Enterprise Investment Scheme, following the Chancellor’s failure to remove the restriction in the autumn statement.

David Croft's book Food for Thought is 'a combination of life, karate, cooking and disability'

Food for Thought: How to cater for disabled guests and diners

By Luke Nicholls

Former Savoy and Churchill chef David Croft has written Food for Thought – part autobiography, part cookbook – to educate the hospitality industry on the best ways to accommodate for disabled customers in the build-up to the 2012 Olympics and beyond.

TV sport in pubs: size does matter, says new study

TV sport in pubs: size does matter, says new study

By Peter Ruddick

Pubs planning to show the 2012 Olympics or European football championships on TV in their venue over the summer have been warned most sports fans intend to vist the pub less and publicans need to bear in mind the size of their screen and drinks prices...

Amadeus wins Stoneleigh Abbey catering contract

Amadeus wins Stoneleigh Abbey catering contract

By Emma Eversham

Event caterer Amadeus has won a three year rolling contract to be the sole provider of catering for weddings and events at the Grade I Listed Stoneleigh Abbey in Warwickshire.

Jamie Oliver to open first Union Jacks site outside London

Jamie Oliver to open first Union Jacks site outside London

By Peter Ruddick

Jamie Oliver has acquired a site in Winchester for the first Union Jacks restaurant outside London it has been confirmed, while the successful Italian casual dining concept Jamie’s Italian will see five more openings before Autumn amid plans for a further...

Pearls of Wisdom: Richard Muir

Pearls of Wisdom: Richard Muir

By Emma Eversham

Richard Muir has worked in the industry for the past 30 years, starting out as a chef before moving into corporate catering. He was managing director of Sodexo’s UK corporate business and opened restaurants for Gary Rhodes before buying and redeveloping...

HVS London's European Hotel Transactions report reveals that the UK saw a total transaction volume of €2.7 billion in the past year

UK hotel transactions on the up

By Luke Nicholls

The number of European hotel transactions has risen by nine per cent since 2010 and the UK remains the most active investment market of them all, with total transaction volume of €2.7 billion.

Community Pubs Month will kick-off with Community Pubs Day on 2 April

Camra to launch Community Pubs Month

By Luke Nicholls

In April, the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) is to launch a new national pubs campaign, Community Pubs Month, to champion local pubs which are at the heart of communities across Britain.

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