Following the Government’s recent announcement that lockdown restrictions on hospitality will be lifted at the earliest 12th April, now is the time for venues to start thinking about how they can provide their services to the general public safely. Initially, pubs and...
With the vast majority of pupils in the UK working remotely, many school kitchens have been closed, or are operating at a much lower capacity than before. This is a perfect opportunity to review the existing hygiene procedures your school already has in place. Doing...
In large parts of the country, restaurants, bars and pubs have had to close – meaning takeaway and delivery services have taken centre stage. With recent news of Tier 4 and further restrictions over the festive period, the need for effective hygiene and sanitisation...
National restrictions in England began earlier this month on the 5th November, with the government advising that people should stay at home where possible and should only travel to work if they cannot work from home. Mirroring the rules of the first lockdown,...
Hygiene inspections can be a difficult time for any school, and with the new COVID-19 regulations impacting the way a school kitchen must be run, inspections will be more stringent than ever. This combined with the anxieties experienced by parents sending their...
From August 3rd to August 31st, the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme launched by the UK government offered the general public the opportunity to receive 50% off (up to a £10 discount) food and non-alcoholic beverages. Available Monday – Wednesday, the scheme was designed to...
