Government 10pm curfew 'crushing blow'
The Government's plan to impose a 10pm curfew to all pubs, bars, restaurants and other hospitality businesses has been labelled 'a crushing blow' for trade.
Archives for September 21, 2020
Health secretary refuses to rule out pub closures
Health secretary Matt Hancock said the sector would be given answers in the "very near future" in response to a question about whether pub operators should prepare for closures.
Grolsch makes UK return
Grolsch will return to the UK on-trade after its 35-year presence here ended last November.
Pubs 'scapegoat' for second wave, publican says
An operator in one of the areas of England hit by localised coronavirus measures has shared her anxiety about worsening trade and uncertainty over further restrictions.
How many coronavirus cases since pubs reopened?
With Government and health experts seemingly pointing the finger at pubs, The Morning Advertiser analyses the number of coronavirus cases reported since the sector reopened up until 15 September.
The Great Roast Revival – in association with Knorr Professional
What the roast of the future will look like – Episode 3
You may think the humble Sunday roast has changed little over the years, but in actual fact it has and continues to do so.
What are the Covid-secure rules for pubs?
Read a summary of the rules pubs must adhere by in order to make them Covid-secure.
Pub staff to receive payment if asked to self-isolate
Pub workers who need to self-isolate will soon receive a payment to make up for their lost income and bosses could risk fines for threatening staff who ask to take time off.
Opinion
Rents, Covid and the code
A top concern expressed by tenants since lockdown began has been their rent levels. They want to know what the Pubs Code and the PCA can do. I am pleased to have this opportunity to set out the position.