Casual Dining

How I Got Here with former Benugo owner Hugo Warner

How I Got Here: Hugo Warner

By James McAllister

Former Benugo owner Hugo Warner recently founded Hackney-based 'hospitality driven workspace' The Fisheries

Nestle Professional plant-based Downtime Development

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Downtime Development: Plant-based

By Nestle Professional

The pandemic has given the trend for plant-based eating a significant boost and as a result Nestlé Professional is offering chefs inspiration with a series of innovative plant-based recipes.

PizzaExpress considers financial position Coronavirus CVA

PizzaExpress considers financial position

By James McAllister

PizzaExpress could reportedly be forced to close a portion of its UK estate as a result of the growing financial pressures caused by the Coronavirus crisis.

Friday Five: The week's top news

Friday Five: The week's top news

By James McAllister

As the Coronavirus crisis continues to dominate the headlines, we round-up some of the main stories regarding how it has affected the hospitality industry in the past week.

Will restaurants, pubs and hotels be open for the summer holidays?

The Lowdown: The Summer Holidays

By Joe Lutrario

Domestic holidays could be permitted as early as July as part of the Government's ambitious plans to jump start the tourism sector.

Corporate Governance and Insolvency Bill presented to Parliament Coronavirus

Insolvency bill presented to Parliament

By James McAllister

The Government has introduced new insolvency legislation to help prevent struggling companies having to file for bankruptcy because of economic problems caused by the Coronavirus crisis.

MPs throw support behind inclusion of tronc in Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme

MPs throw support behind inclusion of tronc in JRS

By James McAllister

MPs from both sides of the House have pledged to support to a campaign asking Chancellor Rishi Sunak to include tronc payments in the Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (JRS).

Just Eat-Takeaway raises doubts over Deliveroo's CMA evidence

Just Eat-Takeaway raises doubts over Deliveroo's CMA evidence

By Georgia Cronin

Just Eat-Takeaway (JETA) has urged the Competitions and Market Authority (CMA) to reconsider its provisional approval of the Amazon and Deliveroo deal as it raises “doubts over the credibility of the exiting firm scenario put forward by Deliveroo.”