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Cultural, entertainment and live sport events accounted for the most of quarterly leisure spend.

The proceeds of the new item will be directed to LGBTQ voluntary organisation The Albert Kennedy Trust.

The fast food giant is looking for new partners in order to scale the previous deal.

This could lead to 50 Ground Espresso Bar branches opened in the next two years.

These brands will offer vegan tacos, botanical and seasonal sodas and steamed bun items. Street Food organisation KERB will launch seven new outlets at Seven Dials Market in London in September, which includes brands such as Club Mexicana, Yum Bun, INK, Square Root and Rice Guys.

It will step up its tech hiring spree on software engineers and data scientists.

Both will be launched by late 2019.

The branch features a takeaway counter offering breakfast and on-the-go lunches.

The chicken chain will also test the vegan Southern Fritter Stacker.

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Restaurant chains saw better performance than pubs and bars this month.

Foodservice inflation fell in April year-on-year as compared to March despite the continuing price hike in most categories, according to the Foodservice Price Index from Prestige Purchasing and CGA.

Brunswick nabbed the deal after a client pitch against Tulchan, FTI Consulting and Headland.

Its features include discounted rates on energy brokerage and reduced rates on training technologies.

It will be its eight location following Chiswick, Wembley, Reading, Manchester and Leeds.