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and judges praised Lindley Venue Catering’s new portfolio of public concourse branded retail concepts and the judg- ing panel was also impressed with the development of new matchday products, such as hot pork torn sandwich- es, homemade hot pots and curries, and pizzas in the shape of a football pitch (rather than a slice); and with the caterer’s use of the latest retail packaging, fibre pulp trays made of 100% renewable resource, which are composta- ble and cool to the touch when taken from a microwave or oven. At the British Pie Awards, which attracted over 900
entries — the bespoke quality pies sold by The Pie Facto- ry® collected two awards. The Lindley Bombay Vegetable Pie, filled with seasonal vegetables in a spicy curry sauce, picked up a gold award and the Lindley Chicken Balti Pie received a silver award in the Football Pie category. Summing up the progress made in the last two years,
The Lindley Group’s CEO, Adam Elliott said: “At the out- set, my key objective has been to project a much broader image of the business and demonstrate that Lindley has far more strings to its bow than just being a stadia cater- ing company, which happens to be exceptionally good and very efficient at serving quality pies and hot dogs, and cups of Bovril on matchdays. “In the past year, we have been fortunate through a variety of different high profile contract wins and joint
Gill Thomas, Adams Foodservice, and Gary Bates, Creative Director, The Lindley Group, collecting one of many awards.
partnerships to demonstrate our much broader skill set, and that by bringing an integrated approach to manag- ing all aspects of the catering, sales and marketing func- tions we can make a significant and very positive impact on a venue’s income stream — whether it’s a sports sta- dia or an arts and leisure venue, or a visitor attraction.” As to whether The Lindley Group has succeeded in
developing its core stadia business alongside its expan- sion into new territories… the answer has to be a resounding ‘Yes’! ✪
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“ Our approach at venues is simple - deliver good quality food at value for money prices, served effi ciently and with a smile”
Adam Elliott Lindley Group Chief Executive
Lindley Venue Catering is an independent British company which specialises in venue and event catering, with a proven track record in delivering excellent customer service and great fresh food at racecourses, stadiums, arenas and theatres.
Our reputation has been built over many decades as an honest and open catering partner who can be trusted to deliver a consistently high-quality service.
Our expertise in driving business and maximising revenue from both match day and non-match day events such as exhibitions and conferences, parties, celebrations and weddings is second to none, and we are proud to be associated with some of the most prestigious football, rugby and cricket clubs in the UK.
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