Toby Carvery owner toasts higher sales as pubs lead the way
Mitchells & Butlers chief executive Phil Urban said the company is 'working hard' to mitigate higher costs.
www.independent.co.ukHere are the latest notable updates about Toby Carvery from early 2026:
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Enfield council pursued eviction actions against Toby Carvery’s operator after a large ancient oak in Whitewebbs Park was partially felled without proper permission, which sparked strong local outrage. Reports indicate the council is treating the incident as potential lease violations and seeking reparations and an apology from the operator.[2][6]
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Coverage surrounding the Enfield incident emphasized community anger and the legal steps underway, with media noting that Mitchells & Butlers Retail, the owner of Toby Carvery, had to respond to accusations of acting without proper approvals. The company defended its actions as being in line with safety assessments, while authorities pushed for accountability.[1][2]
If you’d like, I can pull more recent developments or provide a quick timeline and map of affected locations. I can also summarize the controversy for a briefing or look for any official council statements or court filings. Would you like me to do that?[1][2]