Stonegate Golf Day raises £70K for Motor Neurone Disease Association

Stonegate Group is celebrating after raising £70,000 for the MND Association through a charity golf day, taking the total raised by Stonegate for the cause to more than £700,000. The charity day, which took place at The Grove hotel in Watford, saw suppliers and Stonegate colleagues come together to support the Association while giving generously […]

aha Forum sees new appointment made by event sponsor to focus on accessibility

  BB Merchant Services is pleased to announce the appointment of Shelley Cowan as an Associate Partner. A recognised advocate for accessibility and inclusion, Cowan brings nearly three decades of experience helping organisations make inclusion both a commercial priority and a practical reality. Her appointment reflects a growing recognition across the hospitality sector and beyond: […]

Country Range Launches Catering for Dementia Guide

Country Range has published its latest guide in collaboration with International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) Consultant Andy Cullum aimed at helping caterers looking after residents who are living with dementia. The comprehensive guide, which was also kindly checked by Alison Smith, a Prescribing Support Dietician for the NHS and Fellow of the BDA who […]

Accessibility a priority at new lodge opening in Loch Lomond

A brand-new waterside lodge is about to open at one of Loch Lomond’s most popular inns – offering hearty meals, cosy rooms and loch views, all while creating new jobs and enhancing its green credentials. The Oak Tree Inn, a long-standing favourite among walkers on the West Highland Way and visitors from around the world, […]

Every Hospitality Business Needs an Access Champion

By GraceWeaverAI: Every Hospitality Business Needs an Access Champion In hospitality, we like to say that everyone is welcome, it’s the bedrock of our industry, the promise we extend to guests in our purpose of being hospitable. But all too often, that promise doesn’t extend to our own teams. People living with disability remain underrepresented […]

Moments that transformed into a movement, what next?

The aha Forum is a gathering of minds and hearts from across hospitality, united by one shared purpose, a hospitality world that welcomes everyone. At its core, The aha Forum exists to lead conversation, debate and action. By bringing people together to address issues driven by inclusive perspective. The inaugural aha Forum prompted attendees to comment […]

Accessible Hospitality Alliance Welcomes Meiko UK and The Kitchen Porters Club as Sponsors

The Accessible Hospitality Alliance (aha) is proud to announce the addition of two distinguished sponsors to its growing network of supporters: Meiko UK, recently honoured with a Royal Warrant by His Majesty King Charles III, and the Kitchen Porters Club, a vibrant community championing the unsung heroes of hospitality. This expansion of aha’s sponsorship base […]

Government Welfare Reforms Overlook Hospitality’s Potential

By Professor Peter A Jones MBE: Government Welfare Reforms Overlook Hospitality’s Potential. As Chair of the Crumbs Project, I recently joined an online discussion with our local MP Jessica Toale about the welfare reform bill. My concerns centre on how these changes would affect our trainees, particularly regarding PIP payments and Universal Credit. While last-minute […]

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