Be first through the door.

Every council in the UK publishes its food register. We read the ones your reps actually drive to — and send each week's new cafés, restaurants and takeaways, with the company behind them wherever we can match one.

Example entry
Matched to Companies House automatically
Weekly digest — Bury & north Manchester Monday 7 September 4 visit-ready · 2 on the watchlist
Marigold & Rye Café / coffee shop

14 Bury New Road, Prestwich, M25 — Bury Council

MARIGOLD & RYE KITCHEN LTD · incorporated 14 Aug 2026 · Sarah Whitfield

Sarah Whitfield also runs Whitfield Bakehouse Ltd, Bury, since 2019 · +2 more

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Halim Grill House Takeaway

Bury Old Road, Whitefield, M45 — Bury Council

HALIM GRILL HOUSE LTD · incorporated 21 Aug 2026

No directors listed at Companies House yet.

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Watchlist
Nonna's Table Other catering premises

M26 area — Bury Council has not published a street address

We check every morning. It moves up the day the address appears.

Directors' other ventures, cross-referenced
Every UK council register· Food Standards Agency register· Companies House· Checked every morning at 5:30

How it works

They have to register before they can trade.

Every new food business must register with its local council at least 28 days before it can trade — that's the rule, so the name is public before the doors open. Most suppliers never look at it.

1

We check the register every morning

At 5:30am, across every council in your patch, we compare today's register with yesterday's. Whatever is on it today that wasn't there yesterday is genuinely new.

2

Each new name gets investigated

We search Companies House for the operating company, its incorporation date and its named directors — and where the directors are listed, cross-reference what else they run.

3

You get the list before anyone knocks

One email a week for your patch. Enough detail for a rep to walk in with the owner's name while the fit-out is still under way.

A business must register at least 28 days before it opens. The PatchRadar email lands the morning after the name appears — your rep visits while the fit-out is under way. Registers with the council Doors open at least 28 days — the legal minimum Your PatchRadar email — the morning after the name appears your rep's window — while the fit-out is under way

The numbers

Counted every morning, not estimated.

Measured across the ten councils PatchRadar runs today, not modelled: around 60 new food businesses register each week, and about 39 of them have a published street address on day one — those are the ones you can visit. The rest go on a watchlist until the council publishes more. Your patch is measured the same way from the day it's switched on.

2,600+businesses on the board across the councils we run
~60new a week in those councils, ~39 visit-ready on day one
363UK council registers the FSA publishes — any can be switched on

What you get

Everything a rep needs to walk in prepared.

Every visit-ready lead carries the first five. The company and director details depend on what Companies House holds — most new leads match to a company, and a minority carry a director cross-reference. We show what we have and never guess.

Why the digest has two parts

We tell you what we know — and what we're still watching.

Councils don't publish every detail on day one. Roughly a third of new registrations appear without a street address at first. Rather than guess, or quietly leave them out, the digest is split in two.

Part one

Visit-ready leads

New businesses with a published street address — plus the company and directors behind them, wherever we can match them. Your reps can act on these the morning the email arrives.

Part two

The watchlist

New registrations whose address the council hasn't published yet. We keep checking every morning, and each one moves up into the visit-ready list automatically the day its address appears — so you still get it before anyone reading the register by hand.

Watchlist

Nonna's Table

M26 area — no street address published yet

the day the council publishes it
Details now published

Nonna's Table

3 Radcliffe Road, M26 — moved up automatically, in that morning's email

Pricing

From £49/month

Price depends on the size of the patch you cover and how often you want the digest — tell us your postcode and how far your vans go, and we'll quote it. First digest free, no card, cancel any month.

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Coverage

Any council in the UK.

Every UK local authority publishes its food register through the Food Standards Agency — 363 of them. Adding a council to PatchRadar is configuration, not a project, so it doesn't matter where your vans go: tell us your patch when you subscribe and your first digest covers it.

Aberdeen CityHighlandDundee CityGlasgow City Edinburgh (City of)FifeNewcastle Upon TyneGateshead SunderlandDurhamYorkLeedsBradford KirkleesSheffieldHull CityLancaster City PrestonBlackpool BoltonBuryManchester OldhamRochdaleSalford StockportTamesideTrafford Wigan LiverpoolSeftonWirralStoke-On-Trent Derby CityNottingham CityLincoln CityLeicester City BirminghamCoventryWolverhamptonShropshire Norwich CityIpswichCambridge CityPeterborough City Milton KeynesLutonOxford CityReading WestminsterCamdenHackneyCroydon Canterbury CityMedwaySouthamptonPortsmouth BristolGloucester CitySwindonExeter City Plymouth CityCornwallCardiffSwansea NewportWrexhamGwyneddBelfast City Derry City and StrabaneLisburn and Castlereagh City

A sample of the 363 registers the Food Standards Agency publishes. Any of them can be switched on for you — name your councils, or just give us a postcode and a radius and we'll work out which ones you need.

Tell us your patch.

Your postcode and how far your vans go is all it takes. We set the councils up, and the first digest is free — no card, cancel any month.

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