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Moscow most profitable city for hotels
Moscow was the most profitable city in which to run a hotel in the six months to June, according to the latest survey of 10 European cities by Tri.... more
(31 July 2006 10:21)
Review of Reviews
Daily Telegraph 1 July Jan Moir visits Chinese restaurant legend Mr Chow in London's Knightsbridge, but wishes she hadn't The food, of course, is.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
How to... Employ new staff
* Don't ignore an applicant's CV, even if it looks awful at first glance. No matter how bad it is, they may still be the right person for the job -.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
Back to bistro basics
Find out why Anthony Demetre and Will Smith of our new Adopted Business, Arbutus, are keeping it simple BOXTEXT: The key to making flexible .... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
Events
Television channel UKTV Food is this week launching a major new food award that will honour the unsung heroes of British regional food, from artisan.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
Look closely to see a bright future
As the uptake of school meals fall by 12% and the Government's £220m pledge to fix the problem is dismissed as inadequate, the future of educational.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
BHA honours Britten, Turner and Quinn
Tourism boss Alan Britten, chef-patron Brian Turner and Ark Foundation co-founder Michael Quinn were all winners at this year's British Hospitality.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
New man at
Caterer and Hotelkeeper has a new publishing director, Trevor Goodman (pictured). A former journalist and magazine editor, Goodman has worked for.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
the week in brief
Craft Guild of Chefs Awards John Campbell, executive chef at Berkshire's Vineyard at Stockcross, and veteran food campaigner and restaurateur Prue.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
Industry welcomes new rules on REITs
By Emily Manson Hotel owners using management contracts to operate their properties may now be eligible to take part in Real Estate Investment.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
the week in brief
IHG to expand in France InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) is to expand its Express by Holiday Inn brand in 11 key French cities over the next five.... more
(31 July 2006 00:00)
A day in the life - evening
Take a look at our photographic exhibition below, which was compiled by Caterer photographers and readers on Wednesday 21 June - the longest day of.... more
(28 July 2006 11:19)
A day in the life - afternoon
Take a look at our photographic exhibition below, which was compiled by Caterer photographers and readers on Wednesday 21 June - the longest day of.... more
(28 July 2006 11:17)
A day in the life - early
Take a look at our photographic exhibition below, which was compiled by Caterer photographers and readers on Wednesday 21 June - the longest day of.... more
(28 July 2006 11:11)
Take the heat out of kitchen work
While Britain swelters in tarmac-melting 30°C-plus temperatures this week, staff working in kitchens have had to endure temperatures rising as high.... more
(28 July 2006 11:09)
Vama wins contract for Emirates lounge
Upmarket Indian restaurant group Vama has won a contract to provide catering for the Emirates business lounge at London's Heathrow Airport in a deal.... more
(28 July 2006 11:07)
BBC deal could be up for grabs
Compass Group division Eurest could lose its £15m catering contract at the BBC if the deal goes out to tender next year, according to a source close.... more
(28 July 2006 10:49)
the week
Hotel Arts sold for £285m The five-star Hotel Arts in Barcelona has been sold for 417m (£285m) in the largest single-asset property deal in Spain..... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
The Butcher & Grill, Battersea, London
Combining a butcher's shop, grill, bar and terrace, this restaurant focuses on careful preparation of locally sourced meat. Beef and lamb are from.... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
a day in the life
This pictorial record of hospitality at work across the UK was created by Caterer photographers and readers on Wednesday 21 June, the longest day of.... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
Events
Last year, Caterer joined forces with Californian wine producer Trinchero Family Estates to offer an exclusive four-day food and wine matching.... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
Three men in a boat...
A sheepish-looking Rory Bremner (centre) plays host to Lewis Pugh (left), the law student from Goodenough College in London who is swimming down the.... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
Go out to stay in for sleepover
Family-friendly theme park Alton Towers has created the first sleepover suite in the UK for the venue's on-site hotel. The suite, which sleeps as.... more
(28 July 2006 00:00)
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