Majestic confirms Vagabond wine bar rescue

Majestic confirms Vagabond wine bar rescue

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Majestic Wine has bought Vagabond out of administration for an undisclosed sum, saving nine of its 11 wine bars from closure.

Tom Brown looking to relocate Cornerstone to larger site

Tom Brown looking to relocate Cornerstone to larger site

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Tom Brown is looking to relocate his Michelin-starred Hackney restaurant Cornerstone to a larger site in central London.

Fortitude's Dee Rettali: ‘I wouldn’t copy what somebody else was doing’

Fortitude's Dee Rettali: ‘I wouldn’t copy what somebody else was doing’

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Londoners are queuing round the block for Dee Rettali’s flavourful fermented bakes at Fortitude Bakehouse, hewn from a career in organic baking. She talks to Caroline Baldwin

ION Harbour by Simon Rogan awarded second Michelin star

ION Harbour by Simon Rogan awarded second Michelin star

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ION Harbour by Simon Rogan in Malta has been awarded its second Michelin star.

Company of Cooks to reopen the Orangery at Kensington Palace

Company of Cooks to reopen the Orangery at Kensington Palace

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Company of Cooks has partnered with Historic Royal Palaces to reopen the Orangery at Kensington Palace in London next month following an extensive restoration.

Association of Pastry Chefs joins Craft Guild of Chefs

Association of Pastry Chefs joins Craft Guild of Chefs

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The Association of Pastry Chefs has become a division of the Craft Guild of Chefs.

London Underground strikes for April and May cancelled

London Underground strikes for April and May cancelled

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Tube strikes planned for April and May have been called off following two days of “quite intense negotiations”.

Mar Hall appoints new culinary team amid multimillion-pound revamp

Mar Hall appoints new culinary team amid multimillion-pound revamp

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Mar Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa Resort in Bishopton has made two new senior chef appointments amid a multimillion-pound refurbishment.

Simon Rogan's Maltese restaurant gains two Michelin stars

Simon Rogan's Maltese restaurant gains two Michelin stars

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Simon Rogan’s Ion Harbour has become the first restaurant in Malta to win two Michelin stars.

Zia Lucia opens first regional restaurant in Reading

Zia Lucia opens first regional restaurant in Reading

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Pizzeria group Zia Lucia has opened its first restaurant outside of the capital in Reading.

Kirk and Keeley Haworth confirm opening date for permanent Plates restaurant

Kirk and Keeley Haworth confirm opening date for permanent Plates restaurant

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Siblings Kirk and Keeley Haworth will launch the long-awaited first bricks and mortar site for their plant-based restaurant concept Plates in Londonâs Shoreditch this summer.

Ping Pong trials 15% ‘brand charge’ ahead of changes to tipping law

Ping Pong trials 15% ‘brand charge’ ahead of changes to tipping law

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London restaurant chain Ping Pong has raised staff wages and replaced its service charge with a 15% discretionary ‘brand charge’ to cover extra costs.