Family stunned by £320 pub meal bill
A family of ten was left in shock after being charged £320 for a meal at a pub, sparking debate over rising dining costs in the UK.
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LA hotels resist wage hike before Olympics & World Cup
Los Angeles hotels are pushing back against a proposed minimum wage increase, fearing it could impact their ability to host major events like the 2028 Olympics and 2026 World Cup.
Liberal city’s iconic restaurants in crisis – what’s the cause?
Once-thriving downtown eateries in a famously liberal city are now struggling to survive. Rising costs, shifting demographics, and policy decisions have pushed iconic restaurants to the brink. Here’s the full story.
Melbourne's iconic Italian restaurant closes suddenly
A cherished Italian eatery in Melbourne has shocked locals by closing its doors without warning. Discover the reasons behind the sudden shutdown.
American amazed by UK's 'impressive' service
A US visitor shares his astonishment at the UK's unexpectedly high standard of customer service, sparking a viral debate online.
Women's Euro 2025 final to boost UK economy
The Women's Euro 2025 final is expected to deliver a significant economic lift to UK supermarkets, pubs, and the hospitality sector as fans flock to venues and retailers.
Govt eases rules for outdoor dining to boost hospitality
Ministers unveil plans to simplify planning rules, making it easier for pubs, cafes, and restaurants to offer outdoor dining—a move set to revitalise high streets and support hospitality businesses.
Pubs may sell takeaway beer without planning permission
Ministers are exploring plans to let pubs sell takeaway beer without needing additional planning consent, a move that could boost the struggling hospitality sector.
UK noise rules threaten music venues and pubs
New government noise regulations could force music venues and pubs across the UK to close, sparking outrage from the hospitality industry.
UK hospitality workers reveal job hunt challenges
Hospitality workers across the UK reveal the highs and lows of their job search experiences in a competitive market. Discover their stories and insights.
Wetherspoon to open 30 new UK pubs
Pub giant Wetherspoon announces ambitious plans to open 30 new locations, creating jobs and boosting local economies nationwide.
Wetherspoon sales up on Guinness and breakfast demand
JD Wetherspoon has seen a significant rise in sales, driven by increased demand for Guinness and its popular breakfast offerings. The pub chain's latest financial update highlights steady growth amid economic challenges.
Pauline's Heartwarming Welcome to the UK
A heartwarming story of Pauline, who received a warm welcome to the UK, showcasing British hospitality and the start of her new journey.
BrewDog closes Aberdeen and London bars in restructuring
Craft beer giant BrewDog is shutting down several of its bars, including locations in Aberdeen and London, as part of a strategic overhaul to streamline operations.
Bar chain to close 10 UK venues
A well-known bar chain has announced the closure of 10 of its venues, leaving staff and regulars devastated. Find out if your local is on the list.
Wetherspoon staffer claims 'cover-up' after pub incident
A former Wetherspoon employee alleges a serious workplace incident was deliberately concealed. The explosive claims raise questions about pub chain accountability.
Celebrity chef warns of restaurant industry collapse
A renowned celebrity chef raises alarming concerns about the future of the restaurant industry, questioning its sustainability amid rising costs and staffing crises.
Brazilian singer Preta Gil dies of colon cancer in NYC
Renowned Brazilian singer Preta Gil has tragically died following a courageous fight against colon cancer while undergoing treatment in New York City. The music world mourns her loss.
Report: UK water sector needs urgent reform
A new report highlights the urgent need for reform in the UK's water industry, criticising excessive bureaucracy and calling for practical solutions.
Public ownership of water: time for change?
Amid rising bills and service failures, the case for bringing England's water industry back into public hands grows stronger. Explore the arguments for and against renationalisation.
Cunliffe review calls for urgent water sector reforms
A damning review by Jon Cunliffe highlights systemic failures in England and Wales' water sector, urging Ofwat to implement sweeping reforms to protect consumers and the environment.
Ofwat review exposes water industry sewage failures
A damning review reveals systemic failures in England and Wales' water industry, with sewage spills and poor regulation under scrutiny.
Jeep and Ram revert to petrol as EV sales drop
Stellantis halts electric vehicle production for Jeep and Ram as demand falls, reverting to petrol models to boost sales.
Why UK waits longer for US TV shows & films
British audiences often face frustrating delays in accessing popular US TV shows and films. Discover the reasons behind these staggered release dates and what it means for UK viewers.
Horse racing's gambling tax stance raises concerns
The horse racing industry's controversial response to the proposed online gambling tax has raised alarms, with critics warning of a disturbing endgame for the sport.
Stellantis may cut UK production over Brexit rules
Stellantis, the parent company of Fiat and Vauxhall, has warned it may reduce UK production unless Brexit trade rules are renegotiated, citing rising costs and supply chain challenges.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock on solo career pressure post-Little Mix
Former Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock reveals the challenges of launching a solo career and the pressure to succeed after the group's hiatus.
KFC's 50-year employee Pauline Richards dies
Pauline Richards, KFC's longest-serving UK employee, has died after half a century of service at the Taunton branch, leaving behind a legacy of loyalty and community spirit.
Drake Bell slams Nickelodeon over 'child labour' payments
Former child star Drake Bell has lashed out at Nickelodeon, claiming unfair payment terms left him financially struggling while the network profited.
Water bosses paid £278m amid sewage scandals
Shocking revelations show water company executives raking in millions while customers face rising bills and environmental disasters.
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