Restaurateurs, pub landlords, supermarkets and other owners of businesses preparing and serving food and drink across England and Wales are being warned that they face losing their livelihoods and even their liberty, if they endanger customers’ health under a combination ...

Kate Nicholls Chief Executive of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers speaks to CLH News:- Tax Equality Day will take place this year on 20 September with pubs, restaurants and bars across the UK temporarily lowering their prices to highlight ...

Brexit will undoubtedly dominate the debates of the next parliament for at least the next two years but only one issue relating to Britain’s departure from the EU will seriously affect the UK hospitality industry: the availability (or not) of ...

Wetherspoon Chairman Tim Martin discusses the Road ahead for the next Government’s Brexit negotiations:- I, and many others, believe that the government, the media and most economists are wrong in believing that a sensible post-Brexit arrangement can be agreed by ...

For the UK hospitality sector, the first half of 2017 has brought with it a wave of uncertainty. Food inflation rose to 1.5%1 in April – the biggest annual rise in three years – and increases in business rates and ...

Your business depends on getting good quality products and services from your suppliers at the right price. But finding the best deals takes time…which is in short supply. Imagine being able to find everything you need for your food and ...

The best restaurants in the world apply psychology to every aspect of their business, including the look and feel of their menus. Behavioural economics, the science of applying psychological insights into human behaviour to explain or influence economic decision-making, is ...

Restaurants are being urged to update their facilities and procedures for disposing of fats and oils, following analysis by drainage specialists Lanes Group. The study, undertaken among drainage engineers from across the country, shows a significant problem with blockages and ...

By Katie McKelliget, CAMRA’s Communications Manager It doesn’t take a CAMRA member to tell you that beer is back – in a big way. Real ales are no longer confined to the corners of “old men’s pubs”, but are widely ...

Urgent action needs to be taken to help balance a thriving night-time economy with city centre residential development. It’s an issue facing many local authorities in the UK. On one hand, restaurants, pubs, bars, and clubs play a vital role ...