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Carlo Crolla, owner of the 65-seater restaurant and takeaway East Coast Fish & Chips in Musselburgh, East Lothian, stresses the importance of understanding every inch […]
Carlo Crolla, owner of the 65-seater restaurant and takeaway East Coast Fish & Chips in Musselburgh, East Lothian, stresses the importance of understanding every inch […]
The owner of an East Yorkshire chippy has described the moment his business was named the UK’s best fish and chip takeaway as “totally unexpected”
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Inspired by his grandfather, who opened the first family fish and chip shop 100 years ago, Hugh Lipscombe has gone on to create a multi-million
Kelly Barnes, co-owner of Krispies in Exmouth and Exeter, Devon, talks about the cut-backs she is making to tackle rising prices as well as the
After facing the prospect of a £4m increase in its energy bills, The Chesterford Group is on a mission to reduce usage across its 40
Its location in the hillwalking country close to Glen Coe and on the West Highland Way in Scotland may be remote, but The Real Food
Four months into her new role as UK director for the Norwegian Seafood Council, Victoria Braathen sets out her plans to continue supporting the fish
How do you modernise a Grade II listed fish and chip shop with over 110 years of history? George Morey, manager and fifth-generation family member
With the twice-a-week regulars increasingly becoming twice-a-month, The Cod’s Scallops is doing everything it can to attract new customers, as owner John Molnar explains Business
From ordering apps to robot waiters, Peter Moore, CEO and founder of Lolly, discusses the increasing role technology is playing both front and back-of-house Tell
Luke Platten, manager at Platten’s Fish & Chips, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, says staff productivity, well-being and engagement are at an all-time high since taking part in
Lorraine Arnold, owner of Pier Point Bar & Restaurant in Torquay, Devon, doesn’t hold back as she encourages shops to be more positive, to stop