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The inaugural summit will take place at The Royal Society, London on Thursday 3 rd November and attendees are expected from across hospitality, catering and schools markets, as well as government, public health and local authorities. Professor Dame...

The winners will be announced at a presentation party on 22 nd November, the first day of trade show Food Matters Live. Michelle Berriedale-Johnson, awards director, said: “We are really pleased to see how this year's entry has grown both in terms of...

Living Ventures currently operates GUSTO, Olive, and The Alchemist in the city. The apprenticeship has been developed to address the skills shortage within the hospitality sector and provide a career path for young people from Liverpool and the wider...

Taking place at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel in London on Monday 5 th December, the event will open with a 2016 review of foodservice and hospitality by industry experts Horizons. The keynote speaker for the event has yet to be announced, but...

HISPI opened in Didsbury earlier this month and follows his previous ventures Sticky Walnut in Chester, which was named the AA Guide’s 2014 Restaurant of the Year, and Burnt Truffle in Heswall. The restaurant was part-funded by Usher’s £60,000...

With sterling having fallen sharply in the wake of the Brexit vote in June, uncertainty over both pricing and availability is expected to be a factor in the supply chain throughout the rest of the year and into 2017. The warning note comes as Lynx...

The Local Government Association, which represents more than 370 councils, says rather than schools receiving the funding directly, local authority public health teams would ensure the money is invested where it is needed most. In its response to the...

Caterers, restaurants and bars are being encouraged to enter and those that make it through the knockout battle will then be pitted against each other in a public vote. John Soonaye from the Vegetarian Society said: "We're really looking forward to...

A review of six years of data from the Office of National Statistics as well as the Change Group database of candidate registrations shows that while women hold seven out of 10 waiter positions, men are still paid around £1150 more per annum than...