Coronavirus restrictions: what do the new rules mean for pubs?
With a raft of restrictions in place for pubs amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, The Morning Advertiser takes a look at exactly what these mean for the on-trade.
Archives for September 23, 2020
Ei Publican Partnership tenants to receive rent reductions in October and November
Stonegate Pub Company’s leased and tenanted arm Ei Publican Partnerships has announced additional rent reductions.
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How to run a profitable pizza delivery offering
The Coronavirus pandemic has brought numerous problems to restaurateurs, either with the enforced lockdown of the summer or the continuing issues around customer distancing and a drop in covers, but many restaurants have tackled the issue head on and...
Government must prevent 'steady stream' of job losses
Pub industry voices have called on the Government to extend support measures ahead of a potential six months of restrictions.
Property round-up
JDW and Star unveil £700k refits, BrewDog confirms half a dozen UK sites ‘under construction’
Nationwide pub operators JD Wetherspoon (JDW) and Star Pubs & Bars both revealed pub projects costing in the region of £750,000, while BrewDog detailed its continued expansion.
Face covering requirement date brought forward
The requirement for pub staff and customers to wear face coverings inside has been moved to tomorrow (Thursday 24 September) despite the Cabinet Office previously confirming to The Morning Advertiser that it would be enforced from Monday (28 September).
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Yoello offers free mobile table ordering subscription
Following the news that the government is enforcing further restrictions on the hospitality sector, Yoello is offering a three month completely free subscription for its mobile table ordering solution.
Analysis
Why are pubs being blamed for a second coronavirus spike?
Throughout the coronavirus outbreak, pubs have been the subject of an inflated number of newspaper column inches with one outlet claiming they have become the focus for 'pandemic Britain’s culture wars'. But is it unfair the spotlight remains fixed on...