Recruiter: The Bath Pub Company Type: Permanent Salary: Circa £22,000 The highly acclaimed TWO AA rosette The Marlborough Tavern in Bath is looking to recruit a Chef De Partie to join our creative and ambitious kitchen to work alongside talented Head Chef Sam Coltman. For full details … [Read more...]
Just time to enter your restaurant in the 2014 Startups Awards
Up-and-coming restaurants across the country have been given one last chance to enter Startups Awards 2014 after the deadline was extended to Friday 26 September. Sponsored by Simply Business and organised by Startups.co.uk, the number one website for start-ups and small businesses, the 11th Startups Awards are shaping up to be the most exciting in recent memory. Now, … [Read more...]
Kings Head appoints Alan Holmes as Restaurant and Cellar Manager
The hotly anticipated Kings Head in Cirencester has appointed Alan Holmes as its Restaurant and Cellar Manager. Former Sommelier of the Year, Alan brings a wealth of experience from his previous positions held at Marcus Wareing’s Petrus, The Berkeley Hotel in London and Chewton Glen in Hampshire, and will be overseeing all the front of house offering at the Kings Head, … [Read more...]
Improved medium term outlook for the UK eating out market
Eating out participation amongst the UK adult population has grown for two straight quarters for the first time since 2012. Although there has been a marginal decline since Q2 2012, Allegra Foodservice expects that with rising consumer confidence, eating out participation will improve further over the second half of the year. Eating out frequency is down Despite this, … [Read more...]
Soho is London’s most expensive neighbourhood for travellers
Travellers planning a trip to London may want to steer clear of Soho if they happen to be on a budget. London’s West End neighbourhood has just earned the distinction of being the city’s most expensive district in which to stay overnight. The rankings were compiled from the latest survey from CheapRooms.co.uk, using cost of lodging to compare London’s various … [Read more...]