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Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | Previous | Next Bogus directory site scams Pulze's Al DucaA restaurant scam that cons businesses into believing it is part of a "free" tourist directory has struck again. Hot topicsCatererSearch automatically pulls together all of its published articles on the industry's key topics. Industry hesitant on chip and PIN uptake
Internet booking scam strikes Yorkshire hotelThe internet reservation scam exposed in Caterer (16 December, page 8) claimed another unsuspecting victim this week. Police lukewarm over drink disorder zonesCriticism of the controversial Alcohol Disorder Zone (ADZ) scheme is intensifying as the consultation period approaches its conclusion later this month. Late-night take-aways told to curb rowdinessLicensing minister Richard Caborn has warned kebab shops and burger bars they will be shut down if drunken customers disturb local residents with antisocial behaviour. Row over chip and PIN rumbles on
Confusion over drink laws as election looms
Concern over 24-hour drinking unfounded, says BBPA
Cleaning bill fraudster strikes across the UKRestaurants as far apart as Scotland and Sussex have emerged as the latest targets of a nationwide cleaning bill scam first reported in Caterer last month. 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
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