Latest News About Toby Carvery

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent coverage up to now.

• A notable news item in early 2026 involved Toby Carvery’s parent company, Mitchells & Butlers (M&B), facing eviction actions in Enfield after a dispute over the partial felling of an ancient oak in Whitewebbs Park. Local council statements described the act as a potential lease breach and criminal damage, leading to eviction proceedings against the restaurant site leased to Toby Carvery [sources include Mirror coverage of the Enfield dispute, and The Caterer’s industry reporting on Toby Carvery sites].[2][3]

• Separately, there have been ongoing business updates about Toby Carvery and M&B performance. In mid-2025 and 2025-2026, M&B reported renewed sales and site remodeling, with the group aiming for strong annual results amid inflationary pressures in the sector, indicating continued expansion and investment in venues including Toby Carvery outlets [The Independent, 2025; Independent, 2025-07-25].[5][7]

• There have also been historical and ongoing news items about Toby Carvery’s operations and occasional health-related or safety matters in the sector. For example, past reports covered a norovirus outbreak affecting diners at a Toby Carvery site and the company’s response at the time, though that incident dates from 2015, not recent year-on-year activity [The Caterer, 2015].[3]

If you’d like, I can narrow this to the very latest date or focus on one of these angles (lease dispute in Enfield, overall company performance, or operational changes at Toby Carvery sites) and pull the most current articles with direct links. I can also summarize what the likely implications are for customers and nearby residents based on the latest developments.