Tender: British Museum approved supplier

Tender: British Museum approved supplier

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The British Museum will shortly be commencing a tender for Approved Event Suppliers.

Ston Easton Park hotel returns to market at reduced price

Ston Easton Park hotel returns to market at reduced price

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The Ston Easton Park hotel in Somerset has returned to the market for £4.5m.

Walthamstow pub signs open letter asking for Harry Kane statue

Walthamstow pub signs open letter asking for Harry Kane statue

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Harry Kane’s local pub in London Walthamstow has signed an open letter calling for the statue of the footballer to be gifted to his hometown.

Great British Menu 2024: Who's cooking at the final

Great British Menu 2024: Who's cooking at the final

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The 2024 *Great British Menu* Champion of Champions is set to be revealed tonight.

David Peevers takes new role at RedCat as F&B director

David Peevers takes new role at RedCat as F&B director

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RedCat pub company has appointed David Peevers into the newly created role of director of food and beverage.

JD Wetherspoon reports record sales despite a reduction in pubs

JD Wetherspoon reports record sales despite a reduction in pubs

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JD Wetherspoon has reported a surge in sales for its half year results, with revenue almost hitting £1bn.

Inspiring Women Lunch: What we learned for International Women's Day 2024

Inspiring Women Lunch: What we learned for International Women's Day 2024

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The Caterer and BaxterStorey marked International Women’s Day by inviting movers and shakers to share successes at an Inspiring Women Lunch, sponsored by Tugo and RDA

First look: Art’otel London Hoxton reveals opening date

First look: Art’otel London Hoxton reveals opening date

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The long-awaited Art’otel London Hoxton hotel is set to finally open on 24 April.

Ottolenghi opens first restaurant outside of London

Ottolenghi opens first restaurant outside of London

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Ottolenghi group has opened its first restaurant and retail space outside of London at the luxury Bicester Village shopping centre in Oxfordshire.

Bidfresh cites authentic and UK-sourced dishes as key foodservice trends

Bidfresh cites authentic and UK-sourced dishes as key foodservice trends

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Fresh produce supplier Bidfresh has identified menus that offer a variety of options, using quality food at an affordable price, as catching consumers’ eyes.

La Maison des Sorbets shuts down after 40 years

La Maison des Sorbets shuts down after 40 years

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Frozen dessert specialist La Maison des Sorbets Foods has closed its doors.

Viewpoint: This cut-and-paste Budget isn’t even a sticking plaster for hospitality

Viewpoint: This cut-and-paste Budget isn’t even a sticking plaster for hospitality

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The chancellor could have used the Spring Budget to give the hospitality industry a better chance of survival, but instead he may have condemned even more companies to closure, says Kate Nicholls