Welsh Government hit with legal challenge over 'absence of facts'
A legal challenge has been launched against the Welsh Government over its lack of clarity on the reopening of indoor hospitality.
Archives for April 8, 2021
'Incidental' live music permitted in reopened pub gardens
Live music will be authorised when pub gardens reopen as long as performances are complementary to customers drinking or dining, and are not the main purpose of their visit.
Jobs round-up
Papa John’s aims for pub market slice, Innis & Gunn marketing shake-up
In addition to news that takeaway pizza giant Papa John’s is planning a pub sector rollout, this week’s update includes news from Innis & Gunn and the Night-Time Industry Association.
Payment guidance reiterated after confusion
Operators have been reassured they can take payments indoors in exceptional circumstances after confusion on social media.
Opinion
Will Uber ruling prevent publicans being taken for a ride?
When the Supreme Court finally ruled that Uber drivers were definitely not self-employed, it called into question whether so-called self-employed pub managers working under ‘a percentage of take’ model were also really self-employed.
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Vaccination target on track, ministers urge
Government ministers have said there is no indication the UK will not meet its vaccination target and for the roadmap out of lockdown to be stalled.
New polymer £50 note revealed
A new polymer £50 banknote will be joining the £20, £10 and £5 notes when it is released into circulation later this year.