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Crazy prices are putting Brits off traditional takeaway dish - Vimarsana News

Crazy prices are putting Brits off traditional takeaway dish

People in the UK now prefer fried chicken to the classic fish and chips, as high chippy prices puts them off ordering.

Norwegian catches for UK Fish and chips, and the price now averages £9 - Vimarsana News

Norwegian catches for UK Fish and chips, and the price now averages £9

The soaring price of the UK staple fish and chips has become a national controversy from the moment a portion of the dish in Somerset can cost as much as £14, while the UK average is £9, according to the ONS, reports BBC. But, the 19% increase has nothing to do with profiteering, the National Federation of Fish Friers (NFFF) says.

News Agenda: Are Christmas spirits helping north pubs or is the hospitality trade facing an unhappy New Year? - Vimarsana News

News Agenda: Are Christmas spirits helping north pubs or is the hospitality trade facing an unhappy New Year?

After two years of Covid restrictions, has this festive season been any better for the hospitality industry? We ask the experts.

Ashvale and Aberdam serving Christmas meals to Aberdeen communities - Vimarsana News

Ashvale and Aberdam serving Christmas meals to Aberdeen communities

The Ashvale and Aberdam in Aberdeen are serving up Christmas meals to communities who are struggling in the city this year.

Big interview: Stuart Devine has welcomed A-listers to the Ashvale but fears for the future of the hospitality industry - Vimarsana News

Big interview: Stuart Devine has welcomed A-listers to the Ashvale but fears for the future of the hospitality industry

Stuart Devine owns one of the best-known chippers in the country in the Ashvale, but he warns of tough times ahead if things don't change.