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  • Sally Clarke’s Notting Hill bakery put up for sale after suffering losses

    January 16, 2026

    A bakery business owned by seasoned restaurateur Sally Clarke has been put up for sale on an insolvency marketplace after suffering losses, Morning Wire can reveal. The Notting Hill Bakery, which employs dozens of staff and makes nearly £6m per year selling artisan breads, cakes and cookies, is seeking buyers for all or part of [...]

  • Urban Pubs & Bars launches acquisition spree after strong Christmas sales

    January 16, 2026

    Urban Pubs & Bars has embarked on an aggressive acquisition spree as the London-based hospitality group toasted strong demand over the Christmas season. This week the company announced it had acquired The Birdcage in East London from Brewdog, marking its sixth acquisition of 2026. The deal follows the recent completion of five premium hospitality venues [...]

  • Galvin La Chapelle launches menu to celebrate Toast award

    January 15, 2026

    I have written about restaurants for this newspaper for some 15 years – but my latest visit to City institution Galvin La Chapelle was a first: reviewing a menu designed to celebrate winning a Morning Wire award. Last year we hosted the first Toast the City awards, celebrating the things that make the Square Mile [...]

  • Reeves confirms ‘temporary support’ for pubs amid row over misleading claims

    January 14, 2026

    Rachel Reeves has confirmed “temporary support” for pubs in a climbdown over the business rates row, as a chief tax official claimed the Treasury was warned about the damaging impact of tax reforms after ministers claimed they had been in the dark about the changes. The Chancellor confirmed on Wednesday that she will roll out [...]

  • Mayfair-based The Arts Club plunges to £4m loss after wellness venture sours

    January 14, 2026

    One of the swankiest private members clubs in central London has bemoaned a “challenging economic backdrop” after it suffered a loss of nearly £4m. Mayfair-based The Arts Club, which was founded in the 1860s by Charles Dickens and Anthony Trollope and has been frequented by the likes of Beyoncé, Jessie J and Pippa Middleton, incurred [...]

  • The 100 most at risk pubs in London – is your local under threat?

    January 13, 2026

    The most at risk pubs in London have been revealed by a new website that calculates how proposed changes to rates could affect the hospitality industry. New website ismypubfucked.com uses official data from the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) to identify which pubs will be most affected by the proposed increases to the business rates. The [...]

  • Calls for hospitality support grow as business rates outcry deepens

    January 12, 2026

    Calls for the government to extend its rumoured support package for pubs to the entire hospitality industry grew on Monday, after a string of data releases laid bare the bleak outlook for UK venues amid fresh polling that reveals enormous public support for the embattled sector. According to the latest Morning Wire/Freshwater Strategy poll, 70 [...]

  • Ministers to offer business rates relief to pubs after backlash

    January 8, 2026

    Panicked ministers are poised to water down the business rates bombshell faced by pubs, after an aggressive backlash from the industry saw over a thousand landlords ban Labour MPs from their premises. The government is expected to announce an overhaul to the way it calculates business rates for pubs within days, which it says will [...]

  • Rates row shows how little Labour understands business

    January 8, 2026

    Whether it’s your after work favourite or your home local – whether you drink or not – everyone has a favourite pub. But the sector is facing a crisis – and we know whose fault it is. We also know the challenges facing British pubs reflect a bigger problem in the relationship between this government [...]

  • Galvin La Chapelle launches special menu to celebrate Toast Award win

    January 8, 2026

    Michelin starred City institution Galvin La Chapelle has launched a special new menu to celebrate winning Best Restaurant at the inaugural Morning Wire Toast the City Awards. The Toast & Taste menu, which is on offer until 24 February, will feature a combination of brand new dishes and returning classics from throughout the restaurant’s 15 [...]

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