Frank McKenna reflects on Donald Trump’s barking mad performance in this weeks American Presidential TV debate – but concludes that it will make little difference to the ultimate outcome of the election.
Safely back in the US, Martin settles down in front of his Samsung 75″ UHD 4K to consume America’s favourite past-time – TV Sports…
This week Steven looks at the impact of an Oasis reunion to the hospitality sector.
Jim’s blog returns with him asking if next week’s Trades Union Congress will back or embarrass the new Labour government.
As the finding from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry are published, Jo looks at why Red Tape can be important.
This week, Martin packs up his bags and heads back to the US. After having endured the cool British weather this Summer he is expecting things to heat up on the American campaign trail.
As Next could face a £30m bill to compensate workers over the Equality Act, Jo Phillips wonders why some employers still aren’t honouring equal pay obligations.
According to Frank McKenna, the new government needs to offer some optimism alongside its doom and gloom messaging.
Whether it’s a grand event, a Michelin restaurant, or just a casual get-together, remember that the art of hospitality begins at home.
The key to success in hospitality lies in embracing change and staying attuned to what your customers want, both now and in the future.
According to Frank McKenna, Keir Starmer has made his first big mistake as Prime Minister.
Labour have inherited appalling, expensive, long term problems but a broken record of blame doesn’t move anything forward. We know whose fault it is, we need to hear what you’re going to do about it.
