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Autumn’s in full swing, and with it comes a flurry of announcements that remind us just how much talent and passion our industry has to offer. From the pinnacle of professional recognition to opportunities for the next generation, this week’s hospitality highlights have plenty to celebrate.   Master of Culinary Arts 2026 Opens for Entries Applications have officially opened

We are extremely proud and honoured to be relaunching the Young North West Chef of the Year in partnership with original founder, Brian Mellor. After a short break, the North West’s most inspiring culinary competition is making a comeback — Young North West Chef of the Year is returning, ready to uncover the region’s brightest young talent and celebrate the

We love a good story here at Taste Hospitality, and this week’s roundup is full of them — from quirky boutique stays to major refurbishments and a chef appointment or two. Here’s what’s been catching our eye across the UK’s high-end hospitality scene. Oxford’s Loo-tique Surprise: The Netty From public convenience to luxury inconvenience (in the best possible

The past week has been all about awards in the hospitality world – both looking ahead to what’s coming up locally and celebrating some of the best talent across the UK. First up, the This Is Manchester Awards 2025 have unveiled their shortlist, and as ever the city’s hospitality scene is right at the heart of it. Among the

Greater Manchester has been making plenty of noise on the food scene lately, and this past week has served up more than enough to chew on. First up, the Michelin Guide has given a well-deserved nod to three new local names: Pip by Mary-Ellen McTague, Winsome by Shaun Moffat, and Cantaloupe in Stockport. It’s fantastic to see such a

While the summer sun won’t stick around forever, the UK hospitality scene is making sure there’s plenty of warmth to go around. Here’s what’s unfolding, from a hotly anticipated opening in the Cotswolds, a quick reminder about nominations, and support for our community in motion.   One Week Left to Enter the 2025 Hotel Cateys   Now’s your final chance:

As we enter the height of the UK’s summer hospitality season, two standout events are drawing attention for very different reasons. In Devon, a historic manor house has reopened following a major renovation, while in Greater Manchester, one of the region’s biggest food festivals prepares to welcome thousands. Here’s what’s happening: Lewtrenchard Manor Reopens After £3M Restoration One

The sun is (mostly) shining, the pub gardens are busy, and the hospitality world just keeps on moving. Whether it’s Cumbrian countryside retreats, glittering awards, or culinary charity powerhouses, there’s been plenty to toast of late—so let’s get into it.   🏨 A “Very Interesting” Development Up North   The folks at Interesting Hotels clearly have a taste for Cumbrian charm—they’ve just added

As we cruise into July (hopefully with a bit more sunshine on the menu), the hospitality world keeps serving up inspiration by the bucketload, with news from the last couple of weeks, and plenty to look forward to; from two-wheeled triumphs to three-star talent, here’s what’s been making us smile recently.   🚴‍♀️ Hospitality Action’s Summer Cycle Challenge: Heroes on

This week’s big news: Ugly Butterfly to reopen at Headland Hotel, Angela Hartnett set for not one but two new openings including a new Café Murano site and Out of Towners is back at the start of July. Adam’s Handling It The shock news that Adam Handling’s Ugly Butterfly would be closing its doors at Carbis Bay was softened