Warrington pubs forced to close
Pubs in Warrington, north-west England, will have to close unless they can serve meals with alcohol.
Archives for October 26, 2020
Low transmission levels mean measures 'unjustified'
Health officials have hardly touched data provided to them by pubs, according to a survey carried out by UKHospitality (UKH).
St Austell Brewery ‘to cut 100 jobs’
South west-based operator and brewer St Austell Brewery is set to cut up to 10% of its 1,000 workforce.
Diageo buys Chase distillery
Spirits giant Diageo has acquired family-owned Chase Distillery and its portfolio of brands for an undisclosed sum.
'No one should go hungry, least of all kids'
Pubs have compiled free food parcels and meals for vulnerable children after MPs voted against funding free school meals during holidays, including the October half term.
Third of tier three pubs, bars and restaurants closed or plan to shut
Some 33% of hospitality businesses in the ‘very high’ tier three do not have sufficient support to remain viable and have closed already or plan to, an industry survey has found.
Which pub companies have been hit hardest by England's Covid alert tier system so far?
After the first full week of the Government’s tiered Covid alert system, The Morning Advertiser attempted to round up which pub companies had been hit hardest by new, ever-changing, localised measures.
Council U-turns on ‘alfresco dining charge’
Westminster City Council has scrapped plans to charge pubs, restaurants and cafés for the use of outside areas.
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Legal Q&A: late-night levy bills, gaming machines and remote payments
The latest legal Q&A from Poppleston Allen sees the specialist licensing solicitors field questions on paying the late-night levy, collecting customer payments and gaming machines.