Spending Review ‘does absolutely nothing to support hospitality’
Trade bodies have responded to the Government’s Spending Review, with a number of leading voices calling for support for the sector.
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Women’s Euros to give £259.3m hospitality sector boost
The Women’s Euros tournament is set to give the hospitality sector a £259.3m boost, as consumers flock to venues to watch the games, a new report has claimed.
Top 8 things Jeremy Clarkson learnt about the pub trade
We may all have been engrossed by watching TV celebrity Jeremy Clarkson, the Diddly Squat Farm and the tumultuous opening of the Farmer’s Dog with the fourth series of Clarkson’s Farm - but what have been the highlights of this series for those in the...
Going out earlier remains top trend for consumers
Consumers are continuing to go out earlier with the average start time for a dinner reservation now 6.12pm, new research has revealed.
Fuller’s in ‘robust’ financial position
Fuller’s boss Simon Emeny said the company is in a ‘robust’ financial position after revealing positive results for the 52 weeks to 29 March 2025.
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BIG INTERVIEW: Mash Gang redefining low & no beer with ‘controlled chaos’
Born from ‘controlled chaos’ and built on community, Mash Gang is tearing up the rulebook on producing low and no-alcohol beer, all without a brewery to call home.
Wage increases ‘choking’ sector as business confidence drops
Wage increases and cautious consumer spending are “choking” hospitality firms as business leaders’ confidence drops 19 percentage points year-on-year.