Restaurant group agrees £2.5m settlement with insurer
The operator of the Wildwood chain of restaurants has announced it has agreed a £2.5m settlement with its insurer relating to a pandemic-era claim.
Tasty, which also owns the Dim T restaurant chain, said in a Stock Exchange announcement that its claim was “for breach of a contract for insurance for losses arising in 2020”.
The group detailed that
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