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The latest industry news from the business journalists at Catering Today. We bring you the latest on what’s happening in the restaurants, bars and catering industry, with exclusive stories, analysis, best practice and industry comment.
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Sep- 2021 -16 September
The Alchemist to open first Scottish site amid £1.5m investment
The Alchemist, is set to open its first-ever Scottish bar and restaurant next month in Edinburgh’s new St. James Quarter.…
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16 September
Bain Capital acquires Bread Holdings
Gail’s Bakery parent company Bread Holdings, which also owns The Bread Factory, has been sold to Bain Capital Credit in…
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16 September
Itsu introduces 11% entry level pay rise
Itsu has introduced an 11% hourly wage rise for its entry level employees to a minimum of £10.40 an hour.…
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16 September
Stem and Glory pledges carbon neutrality by end of year
Stem and Glory has announced its pledge to become carbon negative by the end of the year. Following the restaurant’s…
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15 September
Mayor of London calls for ‘Covid Recovery Visa’
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has added his voice to calls for the Government to create a new ‘Covid…
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15 September
UKH warns of ‘drastic’ Covid-19 contingency measures impact
UKHospitality has warned the Government of the potential ‘drastic’ fallout should any of its Covid-19 restrictions currently left on reserve…
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15 September
The Restaurant Group H1 losses narrow to £58.8m
The Restaurant Group has narrowed its statutory pre-tax profit losses for the six-month period ending 4 July 2021 to £58.8m…
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15 September
Inflation sees biggest jump on record in August
UK inflation saw its largest jump since records began in August, as the rate spiked to 3.2% in a 12…
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14 September
Poke House opens first UK restaurant
Europe’s largest poke bowl chain Poke House has opened its first UK restaurant in Notting Hill, London. Located on Portobello…
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14 September
Digital and direct-to-door services to remain popular, study finds
Almost a fifth of UK adults who signed up to a food or restaurant meal subscription service during the lockdown…
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