Tory party leader David Cameron praised Britain’s £3.5b curry restaurant industry for its promotion of community cohesion at the British Curry Awards, now into its fifth year.Speaking at the event on 3 November at London’s Battersea Evolution venue, the politician said: “The British curry industry is a great success story. It’s shown how people from all backgrounds, with different creeds and cultures, can come together as one.”
Around 3,000 restaurants were nominated for the awards by 43,000 public nominations. An initial judging process then produced a list of 100 finalists. This year’s winners included London’s Bombay Brasserie restaurant, which was voted Best Indian Restaurant in the awards back in 2005.
Source: caterersearch.com
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