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A ton of hospitality heavyweightsWho do you think is the most powerful person in the hospitality industry? In this week's Caterer, we've compiled our second CatererSearch100 - a rundown of the 100 most important figures in hospitality, those whose actions we believe are having the most impact in 2006. The news in brief IRA jail to be a luxury hotel? The Crumlin Road Courthouse in Belfast, infamous for seeing hundreds of IRA members jailed, could soon be reopened as a luxury hotel. Developer Barry Gilligan is seeking planning permission for a £25m refurbishment project to revamp the building, which was closed in 1998 after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement. Under the plans, the hotel would retain most of the original building's features, including the two main courtrooms and an underground tunnel linking one of the docks to a former jail across the road. It would comprise 161 bedrooms and provide lecture and seminar facilities, as well as a private cinema. Johnson buys Patisserie Valerie Luke Johnson, chairman of Channel 4, has bought a majority stake in upmarket French café chain Patisserie Valerie. Johnson, who is understood to have acquired about 80% of the chain, plans to take the £8m business national. Current owners Victor and Robert Scalz Wales's finest
Arbutus lifts Time Out titleAnthony Demetre and Will Smith's latest venture, Arbutus, was this week named best new London restaurant at the Time Out Eating & Drinking Awards 2006. Arbutus wins Best New London Restaurant at Time Out Awards
Record year at Craft Guild of Chefs Graduate Awards
Welsh pub named Michelin Pub of the YearThe Bell at Skenfrith, Monmouthshire, has been named Michelin Pub of the Year 2007. Glasgow tops favourite UK city list
Bolton Primary Care Trust caterer honoured at Soil Association Organic Food Awards
Gordon Ramsay Scholar finalists announced
Time Out awards eating out shortlist announced
Chefs compete again for Ramsay Scholarship
Hotelier of the Year 2006 - deadline nears
Excellence in Catering Equipment & Supplies Awards
Canadian ice palace melts judges’ hearts to top poll
Winner's profile: Roof Gardens club and Babylon restaurant in London
Brewers Gold named Best Beer in Britain for second time in a row
Hail the heroes of hospitality
Malmaison’s Sean Wheeler scoops two HCPTA awards
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