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Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Previous | Next Dry-cleaning scam targets restaurantsRestaurants across the country are still being targeted by a dry-cleaning scam exposed by Caterer last week. In BriefCrackdown on drink over Christmas, Sodexho Rugby World Cup coup, London congestion charge probe, Brahim's grabs gold...
Aikens was rightSteal, swipe, pinch, nab. Call it what you will, theft of property is a nuisance for any business. But in a restaurant, where decorations have been painstakingly selected to create a cohesive look, the disappearance of cutlery, linen and ashtrays can be even more annoying. Spanish chefs called as witnesses in ETA trialFour Basque chefs with eight Michelin stars between them have been dragged into the trial of an alleged member of the ETA terrorist group. Over to youShould restaurateurs turn a blind eye to customers stealing property from their restaurants? Restaurateurs defend Aikens over missing spoon incident
Blunkett keeps up pressure on pubsHome Secretary David Blunkett has warned the pub industry that it remains on probation. Over to youAre you worried agency staff could pose a security threat to your business? Voluntary code in bid to curb binge-drinkingA London borough is launching a ground-breaking campaign drawn up by local Pub Watch members, police and council officers to call time on "happy hour" and binge-drinking. Commons bomb hoax highlights lapses in agency staff vetting
Home Office vows to repeat alcohol blitzPubs face a new blitz of sting operations and stiff new penalties on staff as the Home Office and police plan to build on the success of their summer campaign to curb under-age and anti-social drinking. Howard slams longer opening hours plansTory leader Michael Howard last week blasted the Government's plan for 24-hour opening, claiming it would encourage a yob culture. Westminster chefs arrested following bribery allegationsAn investigation into chefs' kickbacks has struck at the very heart of the UK establishment following the arrest of the executive chefs for both the House of Commons and House of Lords. Table TalkA luggage company has been criticised for an advert that appears to encourage theft from hotel rooms. The newspaper advert for Tripp's expandable suitcases reads: "Now you can steal the bathrobe as well as the toiletries." Over to youWhat do you think of David Blunkett's plans to "blitz" alcohol-related violence and under-age drinking? Police get ready for six-week crackdown on pubs and clubsPubs and bars around the UK will come under intense pressure from the Government this summer when it launches a six-week "blitz" on under-age drinking and loutish behaviour. Over to youAre pub and bar owners to blame for rising levels of drunken violence in Britain's town centres? In-house fraudAndrew Durant, of BDO Stoy Hayward, and Andrew Witts, of Lawrence Graham, examine what to do if you discover or suspect fraud in your company Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | Previous | Next |
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