Britain’s hospitality sector is facing a severe downturn as more than 1100 pubs and restaurants have closed since Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s October Budget. Recent data from CGA and AlixPartners shows
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On a sunny day in Norfolk, the White Horse at Brancaster Staithe is bustling with families and summer visitors, yet beneath the surface the hospitality sector is facing severe financial
The chief executive of Greene King, Nick Mackenzie, has called for an urgent reform of the UK’s business rates system, describing it as an unfair burden on the pub industry.
Richard Caring, the prominent restaurateur behind The Ivy Collection and Bills, has issued an apology following a controversial letter demanding mandatory payment reductions from suppliers. The communication, which sparked significant
The price of a pint in the UK is hitting record highs, driving concerns within the hospitality industry as soaring costs take their toll on publicans and customers alike. Brian
Marston’s, the Wolverhampton-based pub chain, has announced a return to profit in the first half of its financial year. The company reported pre-tax profits of £19.5 million for the 26
The hospitality industry in Britain faces a significant challenge as national insurance contributions are set to rise sharply. With a combined increase of £25 billion in employer national insurance contributions,
Tom Grogan the co-founder of Wingstop UK has ventured from humble beginnings in the West Midlands to becoming a millionaire through the successful launch of a popular fried chicken franchise.
A shocking theft of 35,000 pints of Guinness has intensified the nationwide shortage of the beloved Irish stout, causing significant disruption to the UK hospitality sector during its most crucial
British pubs are closing their doors at an alarming rate of 34 establishments monthly, marking the most severe decline since the pandemic era. Recent analysis from real estate adviser Altus
The traditional British pub sector has reached a concerning milestone as the total number of establishments in England and Wales dropped below 39,000 for the first time in recorded history.
Several prestigious London restaurants, including Harrods and The Savoy Grill, are confronting potential legal challenges over their contentious cover charge practices. The dispute centres on mandatory cover charges that are
British hospitality businesses are entering survival mode following a staggering £3 billion surge in tax and wage costs imposed by last week’s budget, industry leaders have warned. The severity of
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