NHS to slap sugar tax on hospital cafes
The NHS is to become the first public body to impose a sugar tax on food sold in cafes and vending machines, the service’s head has revealed.
Archives for January 18, 2016
Catering staff union to tackle 'unfair' tipping policies with MPs
Catering staff trade union GMB is to meet with MPs to discuss ‘unfair tipping policies’ at Turtle Bay and other high street restaurants.
Hyatt hotels admits UK guest credit card details hacked
The Hyatt hotel chain has admitted a number of UK hotels were hit by malware which stole guest credit card details last year.
Last minute festive boost for restaurant and pub chains
Sales at some of the UK’s largest restaurant and pub chains benefited from a last minute flurry of visits in the last two weeks of the festive season according to the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
#OMGB: VisitBritain campaign to attract more international tourists
#OMGB is a new VisitBritain campaign that encourages visitors to the UK to share some of their ‘amazing moments’ on social media to encourage others from abroad to visit Britain.
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What the Temporary Event Notice (TEN) changes mean to pubs and other licensed venues
John Coen, a partner at national law firm Weightmans, talks through what the recent changes to Temporary Event Notice (TEN) legislation will mean to pubs and other licensed business.