Bookings, menus, online ordering, search. Written by the people building the product, between services.
Three nations put the duty on the drain itself; no England food waste rule was located, but discharging without the undertaker's consent is its own exposure.
Nobody signs for the staff: they transfer on completion with their service and their claims. The 28-day list, the repealed words printed beside it, and the £500-a-head risk.
From 1 October the illegal-working penalty reaches individual sub-contractors and online matching services. Which people in this restaurant are inside the scheme, line by line.
From 1 October 2026 the window for a tribunal dispute with a former member of staff doubles — but only where the 'relevant date' falls on or after that day.
A Saturday-only kitchen porter who calls in sick now costs money, and what it costs turns on a qualifying-days question most small restaurants have never answered in writing.
Operators are told a bottomless brunch is safe because it comes with a meal. The exception they cite was removed in 2014, and the page owners land on still shows it.
Waste tracking goes digital on 1 October 2026 in England and Wales, 1 January 2027 in Scotland. The producer is missing from the record, but not from the risk.
A restaurant that had the 40% relief last year can be excluded from the new statutory definition this year, and the bill states the multiplier without the reasoning behind it.
Describing parking as “free” is automatically unfair where the guest ends up paying to park — and the cost of getting it wrong lands on the restaurant, not the car park operator.
The listing is blocked, the notice names no order and no rule, and three services pass before anyone answers. The duty behind that silence buys damages, not the listing back.
Charged twice by its own checkout, a restaurant reaches for the fourteen-day refund clock. That clock belongs to cancellation, and the duty that does reach it sets no deadline.
A guest list holding the same regular three times, one row carrying the allergy note. What the law requires when a guest says the record is wrong — and where it is unsettled.
