Coronavirus
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Nov- 2020 -24 November
The four post-lockdown personas – and how to cater to each one
If the UK hospitality sector has demonstrated any collective characteristic during this turbulent year, it is resilience. In responding to…
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16 November
Protecting hospitality workers’ mental wellbeing during the pandemic
The implications of the pandemic have completely transformed how hospitality businesses operate; for those working in the industry, this means…
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10 November
The Coronavirus Diaries: Richard Hills, owner of Tokyo Diner
At Tokyo Diner, being located in the heart of London’s Chinatown, we (alongside most other restaurants in the area) started…
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Oct- 2020 -27 October
Creativity and innovation: Catering large events in a post-Covid world
We don’t yet know when large events will return with people in attendance, but while the finer details remain to…
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Sep- 2020 -18 September
Rebooting restaurants: Tech solutions to Covid-19 problems in catering
COVID-19 has been a huge problem for restaurants and catering businesses, with virtually every company in the sector, from bars…
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11 September
Get up to scratch with safety signs in the kitchen
Maintaining high standards of hygiene and preventing accidents in a busy kitchen is vital. And this is where the importance…
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9 September
What you need to know before overhauling your customer loyalty scheme
While all customers are valuable to the hospitality industry, it is loyal regulars and repeat custom that are the lifeblood…
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7 September
The coronavirus diaries: Aaron Wilson, The Bow Bells
At The Bow Bells, we felt the effects of Coronavirus before the lockdown began. Around two-to-three weeks before we had…
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4 September
Can technology save the hospitality sector?
The coronavirus pandemic has placed a great deal of pressure on UK industries. That said, seems that the hospitality sector…
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3 September
HMRC and Covid-19: One hand giveth, the other taketh away
One hand giveth HMRC was responsible for overseeing and implementing the Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (“CJRS”) and other furlough…
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