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Ruinart contest deadline

Entry forms are now available for the 13th Champagne Ruinart UK Sommelier of the Year competition, organised by the Academy of Food and Wine Service.
Posted: 10 November 2004 | 16:28

Sumosan to stage Harpers & Moët Restaurant Awards

Is Sumosan, the Japanese restaurant in London's Albemarle Street, the coolest and funkiest restaurant in Britain to be seen in?
Posted: 10 November 2004 | 16:26

Zimmer takes second crack at Bocuse d'Or

Eyck Zimmer, senior sous chef at London's Ritz hotel, has been chosen to represent the UK for a second time in the prestigious Bocuse d'Or cooking competition in France.
Posted: 10 November 2004 | 15:44

Molecular chef from Leeds becomes youngest winner of Restaurant Rémy Awards

A 24-year-old molecular chef from Leeds has become the youngest winner of the overall Excellence Award at the annual Restaurant Rémy Awards.
Posted: 09 November 2004 | 16:31

Condé Nast Johansens makes special award in memory of former inspector

A special one-off award was made today at the Condé Nast Johansens hotel awards in memory of Julie Dunkley, who died this March after working for the publishers for seven years as a hotel inspector.
Posted: 09 November 2004 | 11:39

Zetter celebrates double at Hotel Design Awards

London's Zetter hotel won two major trophies at this year's European Hotel Design Awards, taking the prize for best new hotel and the innovation award.
Posted: 04 November 2004 | 10:58

Brian Turner scoops the Springboard Special Award

Brian TurnerChef Brian Turner was presented with a Springboard Special Award on Monday night for his efforts to promote hospitality as a career choice.
Posted: 03 November 2004 | 10:47

Wolseley and Fat Duck voted UK’s best restaurants

Article ThumbnailReaders of Harpers & Queen magazine have voted Jeremy Corbin and Chris King’s Wolseley the best restaurant in London, while they named Heston Blumenthal’s Fat Duck in Bray the best outside the capital.
Posted: 02 November 2004 | 15:54

James Thomson wins this year’s Silver Thistle award

Edinburgh hotelier and restaurateur James Thomson has won the prestigious Silver Thistle award for his outstanding contribution to the development of tourism in Scotland.
Posted: 02 November 2004 | 15:04

The 11th annual Hotel Marketing Awards

The 11th annual Hotel Marketing Awards will take place at the Savoy hotel, in London, on 13 December 2004. Entrants, who must submit their applications by 22 November, will do battle in six categories, as follows:
Posted: 02 November 2004 | 14:10

Gordon Ramsay Scholar 2004

A young chef from Ludlow is still celebrating his victory in the Gordon Ramsay Scholar competition. Caterer was there to see how it all happened
Posted: 28 October 2004 | 14:41

BaxterSmith scoops Euro challenge

Article ThumbnailBaxterSmith won this year's European Catering Association's Ready, Steady, Cook challenge to find the best fast-cook chef team in contract catering.
Posted: 20 October 2004 | 17:42

The Springboard Awards For Excellence

Now in their second year, the Springboard Awards for Excellence pay homage to individuals and organisations that help attract and keep people in the hospitality industry. This year the ceremony will be held at the Brewery in London’s Chiswell Street on 1 November.
Posted: 20 October 2004 | 17:02

Finalists line up for Food & Farming Awards 2004

Article ThumbnailDinner ladies and a pub company are among the finalists in BBC Radio 4's Food & Farming Awards 2004.
Posted: 19 October 2004 | 14:47

Deadline looms for MCA awards

The Academy of Culinary Arts is inviting senior chefs and restaurant managers aged 26 or over to register for its fifth Master of Culinary Arts awards before the 19 November deadline.
Posted: 19 October 2004 | 14:25

Is this our best beer or our worst-kept pint?

Article ThumbnailGreene King IPA's success in the Champion Beer of Britain awards was met with boos and jeers at the Great British Beer Festival and hate letters to Camra's monthly newspaper. The controversy speaks volumes about the way beer is kept and served in Britain's pubs. Antony Adshead reports
Posted: 12 October 2004 | 10:58

Hospitality firms on awards shortlist

The British Hospitality Association, Hilton UK and Marriott Hotels have been shortlisted for a 2004 National Training Award.
Posted: 12 October 2004 | 10:31

Blessed are the cheesemakers

Like a true professional, the little Camembert from Normandy avoided blushing as the accolades were heaped upon it.
Posted: 12 October 2004 | 10:30

Craft Guild honours its graduate chefs

Article ThumbnailTwo young London chefs have gained graduate status in the second annual Craft Guild Graduate Awards scheme.
Posted: 11 October 2004 | 17:46

Trophée Gosset Celebris judges hit out at Champagne mark-ups

Restaurants are charging exorbitant mark-ups on Champagne, with wine experts branding prices "an insult to the customer".
Posted: 07 October 2004 | 12:59

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