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The previous two times The Caterer’s Top 100 most powerful and influential people in hospitality listing was compiled, in 2012 and 2018, Alastair Storey emerged in first place."

08 September 2021 by News

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Ronan Harte steps into BaxterStorey CEO role in WSH reshuffle

22 June 2021

by Katherine Price

Westbury Street Holdings (WSH) is reshuffling its executive team and will see Ronan Harte step into the role of chief executive of BaxterStorey.

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Bartlett Mitchell spearheads launch of subscription-based catering model

22 January 2021

by Katherine Price

Mosaic, a new subscription-based contract catering and facilities management model, has been launched as part of a move to offer clients flexible solutions in a post-Covid workplace.

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Matt Thomas to join Compass as managing director of RA Group

03 December 2020 by Sophie Witts

Matt Thomas is to join Compass Group UK and Ireland as managing director of RA Group[...]

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BaxterStorey's parent company WSH acquires Bartlett Mitchell

28 October 2020 by James Stagg

BaxterStorey’s parent company Westbury Street Holdings (WSH) has acquired caterer Bartlett Mitchell.

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Springboard launches £500,000 manufacturer appeal to help the unemployed back into work

23 April 2020 by Chris Gamm

Springboard has launched a £500,000 appeal to food and drink manufacturers, wholesalers and distributers, to support[...]

Foodservice

How WSH are making the most of their acquisition of the Searcy's brand

30 January 2020 by Janie Manzoori-Stamford

WSH’s acquisition of Searcys in 2014 marked a pivotal moment for the Champagne brand. Turnover has[...]

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WSH's guest service arm enters Irish market

WSH’s outsourced guest services company Portico has launched in the Irish market. "

10 December 2019 by Andrew Andronicou

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New contracts boost Benugo turnover

23 September 2019

by Katherine Price

The full-year impact of new contracts won in 2017 and exiting of poor performing sites saw turnover at Benugo grow by 3% to £116.1m

Red Carnation founder Bea Tollman inducted into the British Travel & Hospitality Hall of Fame

30 April 2019

by James Stagg

WSH

Foodservice Cateys 2023: Outstanding Contribution Award – Noel Mahony

WSH Restaurants to open the Boxford in Berkshire

WSH acquires Danish hospitality operator Meyers

WSH acquires coffee chain Notes with plans to support 'ambitious' growth

BM promotes two joint MDs following departure of CEO Ian Thomas

Searcys and BaxterStorey announce partnership with Richard Corrigan

Benugo to operate three outlets at Glasgow’s Burrell Collection

Holroyd Howe appoints Lucy Knowles as managing director

Foodservice Cateys 2021 winners revealed

Benugo to collaborate with Turner Prize-nominated artists to make dishes more sustainable

Cateys 2021: Lifetime Achievement Award: Alastair Storey

Ronan Harte steps into BaxterStorey CEO role in WSH reshuffle

Bartlett Mitchell spearheads launch of subscription-based catering model

Matt Thomas to join Compass as managing director of RA Group

BaxterStorey's parent company WSH acquires Bartlett Mitchell

Springboard launches £500,000 manufacturer appeal to help the unemployed back into work

How WSH are making the most of their acquisition of the Searcy's brand

WSH's guest service arm enters Irish market

New contracts boost Benugo turnover

Red Carnation founder Bea Tollman inducted into the British Travel & Hospitality Hall of Fame

Jacobs Media is honoured to be the recipient of the 2020 Queen's Award for Enterprise.

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