Town centres across the UK are still active on weekends. Cafés remain busy during peak hours, and restaurants continue attracting visitors from nearby areas.
Yet spending habits are changing in ways that businesses can no longer ignore.
Across towns and local communities, hospitality businesses are rethinking waste management in daily operations.
Restaurants, cafés and food service venues generate many materials, making efficient handling essential for running a compliant, responsible business.
Nantwich disability access firm Direct Access has launched a campaign to make Nantwich home to the most inclusive cafés, pubs, and restaurants in the UK.
It wants to see all the town’s eateries provide Braille and Large Print accessible menus in their home town.
Everybody Health and Leisure and Motherwell Cheshire are to launch Menopause Cafes at local leisure facilities in Nantwich, Crewe, Holmes Chapel and Macclesfield.
They aim to provide visitors a chance to discuss menopausal symptoms, tips and worries in a confidential environment.
Any commercial kitchen should prioritise the proper management of food safety, whether you’re a large restaurant kitchen that serves hundreds of visiting diners every night or even a small cafe that feeds just a handful of locals.
Dear Editor,
Numerous Nantwich pubs, restaurants, and cafes with outdoor spaces can open for outdoor drinking and dining as lockdown continues to ease from Monday April 12.
By Jonathan White
Cafés, pubs, and restaurants across Nantwich are preparing for “lockdown 2” with many now offering takeaway services from tomorrow (November 5).
They plan to open in line with government guidelines for takeaway only during the new four-week lockdown due to end on December 3.
By Jonathan White
More than 30 Nantwich cafes, pubs and restaurants are taking part in the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ government scheme to boost their trade as lockdown eases.
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