Coffee grounds are one of the most overlooked waste streams in hospitality. In partnership with Recorra, this article explores how Brighton businesses are turning them into something valuable, reducing waste, cutting carbon, and embracing practical circular solutions.
As part of our Women in Hospitality series, we meet Madeleine Geach, a respected leader and coach working closely with restaurant founders and teams across the industry. With years of experience in fast-paced hospitality environments, Madeleine now focuses on helping people step back, reflect, and lead with more clarity and confidence. In this interview, we explore her journey, the challenges of leadership in hospitality, and why creating space to think might be one of the most valuable tools in such a demanding industry.
Meet Andy Griffiths, Director at TG Fruits, a third-generation family business and cornerstone of Brighton’s produce scene since 1972. In this Supplier Spotlight from Brighton’s No.1 Food Guide, Andy shares insights into the evolution of wholesale, the 2 am “morning buzz,” and providing Sussex chefs with top-quality, seasonal produce.
Guest post, George Brannon, Alliance South East With 2026 underway it can be difficult to gauge what themes and concepts will be trending as the
In an industry where waste is often seen as an unavoidable byproduct, Harriet Dean-Orange is proving that the future of Brighton hospitality is circular. We sat down with the founder of Harriet’s of Hove to discuss e-cargo bikes, “honkingly good” eco-cleaning, and why sustainability is the best marketing tool a restaurant can have.
Based in Hove, Harriet’s of Hove is a dedicated zero-waste specialist committed to plastic-free, circular solutions. We are delighted to introduce them as our newest Sussex supplier, offering eco-friendly cleaning products delivered carbon-free to local hospitality businesses seeking sustainable alternatives.
The Menu Partners reflects on a milestone 2025, celebrating Brighton’s hospitality through the BRAVO Awards, sustainable local sourcing, and operational growth. Discover their year in review and exciting 2026 plans.
In Brighton’s thriving food scene, managing waste efficiently is key to sustainability and profit. This guide explores smarter food waste recycling, offering practical strategies for local restaurants to reduce their environmental impact, ensure legal compliance, and run a more cost-effective kitchen.
Running a hospitality business is full of passion, creativity and risk. This month, we talk to Max Merriman from Preston Insurance Brokers, who specialises in supporting restaurants, pubs, and cafés across Brighton and Sussex. Max helps hospitality teams protect what they’ve built—from property and public liability to unexpected mishaps—so they can focus on serving great food and creating memorable experiences.
Tableware Trends: Get Ready for 2026. Get ahead of the curve! Discover the essential tableware trends shaping hospitality in 2026. This guide details how restaurants are shifting towards sustainability, focusing on natural textures, tactile materials, and bold, personalised settings. From minimalist bioplastics to artisanal ceramic pieces, understand how new concepts in crockery, cutlery, and glassware are enhancing the dining experience and contributing to overall aesthetic value.
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