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Many high street chains are putting up their menu prices as they struggle to heat premises, retain staff and pay for supplies

After lockdown closures, supply and staffing issues, inflation and high energy bills could be fatal for many businesses

Tipping has been a long-debated issue in Parliament, with the Tories pledging to address the issue in their 2019 manifesto

Soaring energy prices, runaway inflation and the cost of living crisis pose a life-or-death threat to hospitality businesses, especially in London. Publicans and restaurateurs say they have little choice but to dramatically raise prices — so, asks David Ellis, what can be done to help them?

UKHospitality boss insists ignored business rates must also be urgently addressed in autumn budget or before

Business bodies representing 150,000 companies in retail, leisure, hospitality and tourism sectors are calling for immediate action on VAT and rate relief

It comes on top of soaring energy rates and a post-Covid slowdown

Stories of a huge vacancy gap in the UK’s hospitality industry has been widely reported in recent weeks

Lack of available employees reaches ‘critical’ level as opening hours cut

Calum Ross, owner of the Loch Melfort Hotel, is stepping down after 11 years

Clive Watson, founder of City Pub Group, said it is ‘barely worth opening’ some sites near train stations.