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STORY OF THE WEEK: Occupancy soars in London hotels during first six months
The first six months of 2010 saw occupancy levels in London hotels soar despite the volcanic ash cloud, strikes and bad weather, according to new research by PricewaterhouseCoopers. MORE NEWS Compass displaces Elior at Barbican with £14m deal Chef Anthony Boyd leaves the Clarendon after three months Millennium & Copthorne unveils improved interim performance Roka closed for five weeks after fire Travelodge hits out at Premier Inn's claim to be largest hotel brand in London Food prices set to rise after Russia bans grain exports Oliver Rowe closes Konstam at the Prince Albert Two Scottish castle hotels up for sale Billy Campbell appointed executive chef of Glasgow Thistle Town and City Pub Company boosts turnover by 59% More than 4,000 sign petition for School Meals Matter Budget hotel to be transformed into boutique property Pabulum wins five-school catering contract in Berkshire Camra names 2010 'Best Beer in Britain' Corporate spending rise buoys Arena Leisure
EDITOR'S PICKS How Hilton Worldwide is revitalising its restaurants and bars Raymond Blanc: Raymond takes a break Table Talk: I want to hear about your customers from hell Flavours of August Win a stylish breakfast buffet kit worth £1,250
QHOTE OF THE WEEK "The benefits promised by the 24-hour drinking 'cafe culture' have failed to materialise and, in its place, we have seen an increase in the number of alcohol-related incidents and drink-fuelled crime and disorder." Home Secretary Theresa May paves the way for Licensing Act changes
In this week’s issue, guest edited by Raymond Blanc, we explore the important roles of housekeepers.
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