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With two heats taking place 14 February at University College Birmingham and the University of West London, in with the chance of winning this year’s title are: Birmingham competitors: Scott Braithwaite, L’Enclume (Cumbria) Scott Dineen, BaxterStorey...

Recognising the role that women play in the farming industry, the new initiative will shine the light on the experiences of female farmers, kicking off with Caroline Wheatley-Hubbard (owner of Boyton Farm) 12 March at New Street Grill (London). As...

Open to chefs under the age of 30 across the world, the fourth annual contest aims to “bring out the best of young talents who have the potential to create positive change in society through food.” As well as showcasing their technical skill and...

If Johnson got his way, it would mean that the UK – like the US – would lower the rules and regulations governing its food and farming industry. Moseley warned: “Categorically, the UK’s food standards are now under threat from the commercial...

Run in conjunction with Central Bedfordshire College, the annual competition is a fantastic opportunity for student chefs looking for their first taste of competition experience. As one of the biggest live culinary competitions in the UK, 3 Counties...

Entries must be submitted by 28 June and detail their two courses made using Kikkoman naturally brewed soy sauce. Alongside Craft Guild vice president, David Mulcahy, this year’s judging panel includes chefs Mark Edwards, Simon Hulstone, Brian Turner...

A ‘record number’ of 125 MPs from constituencies across the country are set to attend, who will meet with over 200 hospitality apprentices as part of National Apprenticeship Week. As well as celebrating the young workers, Hospitality Showcase hopes...

Joining from Thames Water, Howard has vast experience of the water industry, making her the “perfect representative” to inform Synergy Grill Technology’s end users about its operational and environmental benefits. She said: “I am thrilled to be...

In real terms, this salary rise equated to an additional £1,754 for workers in the industry, with average salaries jumping from £27,751 in February 2018, to £30,801 in February 2019. However, the sector saw a substantial decline in the number of...