Case Study | Darlington College
In October 2016, Darlington College’s main kitchens were destroyed in a fire. “The damage was far greater than we’d initially thought,” says James Butterfield, head of estates and facilities.
In October 2016, Darlington College’s main kitchens were destroyed in a fire. “The damage was far greater than we’d initially thought,” says James Butterfield, head of estates and facilities.
We’ve expanded the Williams ‘Small Kitchen’ range of slimline refrigeration with the launch of the Jade J300 – with a footprint of just 595mm by 684mm, it’s our slimmest-ever upright cabinet
The saying “small is beautiful” has never had more relevance, whether it’s a restaurant maximising available dining area or a café looking to expand its offering, picking equipment for a small kitchen doesn’t mean having to compromise performance.
Host 2017 will once again take place at Fieramilano, Milan, 20 - 24th October 2017. It is Europe’s leading catering equipment show. Williams will be in Pavilion 7 on stand L37.
The Bridge for Heroes is a King’s Lynn based charity providing help to serving HM Armed Forces personnel, veterans and their families.
The UK’s long running love affair with the curry is evolving, as a new wave of restaurateurs flex their creative muscles and show the public there’s more to Indian cuisine than the beloved Tikka Masala.
Our annual celebration of long-serving employees sees 20 members of staff reach a total of 230 years!
With an open plan theatre style kitchen, Adam Mott executive chef at Middletons Steakhouse knew they had to have equipment that was both extremely reliable and good looking.
We went head to head with Foster Refrigeration in a charity football match raising over £1.500 for Rudham Children’s Ward at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Commercial kitchen equipment is not what you could describe as “conventionally pretty”. When it has to be installed in public facing locations, the two main approaches have been to conceal it, or embrace it. Now there is a third way, that of camouflage.