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  • Voodoo Ray’s embarks on ‘new chapter’ under long-standing team member

    Long-standing employee Rebecca Lines has taken ownership of Dalston pizza business Voodoo Ray’s following its former operating company’s voluntary liquidation, with plans to develop catering and events.


    Long-standing employee Rebecca Lines has taken ownership of Dalston pizza business Voodoo Ray’s following its former operating company’s voluntary liquidation, with plans to develop catering and events.

    Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-29T12:28:26.902Z

  • Untold Living opens Shropshire’s first IRC

    Untold Living has opened the first phase of its £20 million Sundew Court retirement community in Newport, with 40 apartments and seven bungalows available ahead of final construction completion planned for early 2027.


    Untold Living has opened the first phase of its £20 million Sundew Court retirement community in Newport, with 40 apartments and seven bungalows available ahead of final construction completion planned for early 2027.

    Source: Urban Living News · Originally published: 2026-10-29T15:25:15+00:00

  • Local Government Reorganisation moves forward in five counties

    The UK government is minded to proceed with local government reorganisation in five English areas, subject to at least three weeks of further representations before final decisions.


    The UK government is minded to proceed with local government reorganisation in five English areas, subject to at least three weeks of further representations before final decisions.

    Source: GOV.UK — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government · Originally published: 2026-10-29T12:17:00+00:00

  • £4.7bn first-time buyer scheme risks stalling housing market before it even starts

    Property professionals warn that England’s proposed £4.7 billion Your First Home equity-loan scheme could delay purchases ahead of its April 2027 launch and leave low-deposit buyers exposed to negative equity.


    Property professionals warn that England’s proposed £4.7 billion Your First Home equity-loan scheme could delay purchases ahead of its April 2027 launch and leave low-deposit buyers exposed to negative equity.

    Source: Property Industry Eye · Originally published: 2026-10-29T04:20:59+00:00

  • The Coaching Inn Group plans £10 million CapEx strategy

    The Coaching Inn Group plans to invest £8–10 million in 2027 on hotel upgrades and growth opportunities, alongside appointing a property director and a new head of food.


    The Coaching Inn Group plans to invest £8–10 million in 2027 on hotel upgrades and growth opportunities, alongside appointing a property director and a new head of food.

    Source: Boutique Hotel News · Originally published: 2026-10-29T17:13:50+00:00

  • UK Budget draws mixed reaction from hospitality industry

    UK hospitality organisations welcomed some Budget business-rates relief but warned that higher wage costs, unchanged VAT and plans for an overnight visitor levy would continue to constrain investment.


    UK hospitality organisations welcomed some Budget business-rates relief but warned that higher wage costs, unchanged VAT and plans for an overnight visitor levy would continue to constrain investment.

    Source: Boutique Hotel News · Originally published: 2026-10-29T10:45:23+00:00