Caution urged as freedom beckons
And so “Freedom Day” is upon us, and with it go the shackles of the last 18 months or more.
Archives for July 19, 2021
Calls for intervention build as ministers U-turn on dodging isolation
Bosses have slammed current Covid rules after the Chancellor and the Prime Minister were forced to backtrack on avoiding self-isolation.
Gov ‘open to talking to operators wanting to use vaccine passports’
The Government is happy to discuss the practicalities around using Covid-status certification upon entry into venues, The Morning Advertiser (MA) understands.
No more Covid legal requirements for pubs in England
Pubs and bars are no longer subject to Covid laws including the rule of six, table service and social distancing.
Trade saw marginal drop in June sales compared to 2019
The managed pub, restaurant and bar market saw a decrease of just 1% in June, compared to the same month in 2019, research has found.
Stonegate files £845m lawsuit against insurers
Stonegate Group has filed a £845m lawsuit against its insurers: MS Amlin, Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe and Zurich, in the latest sector dispute over business interruption policies.