Almost a quarter of operators’ outdoor trade ‘barely worth reopening’ for
Operators have detailed a mixed bag of trade experiences since reopening on 12 April, an industry survey has revealed.
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‘Apprenticeships can shape the future development of the hospitality industry’
The hospitality sector hasn’t been able to perform to its fullest potential for over a year now, and as we begin our transition out of the lockdown phases, we’re going to see a huge surge in demand.
Scottish and Welsh pubs reopen despite 'nonsense' rules
Pubs in Wales and Scotland are allowed to reopen for outdoor service today (Monday 26 April) after months of shutdown.
Calls for adoption of Australian rent relief model
A group of hospitality operators and property agents are calling on the Government to implement the same rent relief scheme as has been adopted in Australia, according to reports by MCA Insight.
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• LIVE: Gov keen to scrap 1m social distancing rule
Coronavirus latest: the Prime Minister is keen to lift social distancing rules for hospitality venues next month, it has been reported
‘Number one priority is to restore the business’
Sharing a heartland with Covid-19’s ‘Kent variant’ has seen the vast majority of Shepherd Neame’s 300-odd sites shuttered for more than five months. As such, CEO Jonathan Neame is looking forward to what he believes will be a ‘very good summer’.