Health & Safety

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The view from China: how have hotels coped with lifting the lockdown?

14 May 2020 by Ben Walker

As the first country to experience the lifting of the lockdown, China acts as a test case for the world. So how have hotels coped with the restrictions, from limiting the number of guests to wearing facemasks and cleaning bedrooms?[...]

Study to examine how pubs and restaurants can safely reopen when restrictions ease

11 May 2020 by Jennie Milsom

A new study by the University of Stirling is to look at how licensed premises, including pubs and restaurants, can safely reopen to the public by examining the risks involved for staff and customers.

Mind the gap: practical ways of creating social distance

Mind the gap: practical ways of creating social distance

06 May 2020 by Jennie Milsom

Wake-up call: Can you handle a coronavirus outbreak?

Wake-up call: Can you handle a coronavirus outbreak?

12 March 2020 by News Desk

Coronavirus advice issued for hospitality industry

Coronavirus advice issued for hospitality industry

27 February 2020 by Emma Lake

Restaurant bosses slapped with suspended sentences after oven exploded in chef's face

Restaurant bosses slapped with suspended sentences after oven exploded in chef's face

20 December 2019 by Emma Lake

A third of employers only relatively confident in allergen procedures

A third of employers only relatively confident in allergen procedures

04 December 2019 by Emma Lake

A third of employers are only relatively confident in their allergen procedures, while 68% of employees[...]

Wake-up call: The finger of responsibility

Wake-up call: The finger of responsibility

03 December 2018 by News Desk

Martin Cox explains the health and safety responsibilities of a hotel owner when on-site refurbishment or[...]

Acclaimed Oxford restaurant closed down after cockroach found in food

Acclaimed Oxford restaurant closed down after cockroach found in food

31 August 2018 by Vincent Wood

Restaurant fined £3,000 for series of hygiene offences

Restaurant fined £3,000 for series of hygiene offences

22 June 2018 by Neil Gerrard

Somerset hotelier forced to cancel bookings as cliff collapses

19 March 2018 by Emma Lake

Worcestershire hotel fined £34,000 after death of RAF pilot

Worcestershire hotel fined £34,000 after death of RAF pilot

14 February 2018

Historic Ludlow hotel for sale at £2.65m

Historic Ludlow hotel for sale at £2.65m

31 January 2018

by Janet Harmer

Hotel du Vin fined £120,000 for mice infestation

Hotel du Vin fined £120,000 for mice infestation

23 January 2018 by Janet Harmer

Former takeaway owners charged with manslaughter over teen's death

Former takeaway owners charged with manslaughter over teen's death

06 December 2017 by Neil Gerrard

How to… put on a safe Christmas party

How to… put on a safe Christmas party

01 December 2017 by News Desk

New acrylamide legislation to affect hospitality firms in April 2018

New acrylamide legislation to affect hospitality firms in April 2018

29 November 2017 by Neil Gerrard

Bakery served with £150,000 fine after mashing potato with a tennis racket

20 November 2017 by James Stagg

Hotel Forum: How to build a resilient business

Hotel Forum: How to build a resilient business

25 October 2017

Hotel fined £70,000 after three employees are hospitalised

Hotel fined £70,000 after three employees are hospitalised

23 October 2017

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