Downing Street contradicts minister on app alerts
Downing Street has contradicted a minister who said businesses and employees should make their own “informed decisions” concerning self-isolation alerts from the NHS app.
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Opinion
Pub PR: how can operators reassure customers returning after 'Freedom Day'?
For the hospitality industry, the road to ‘Freedom Day’ on 19 July was a bumpy and tumultuous journey.
JDW to sell 7 pubs
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has appointed two agents to dispose of seven of its sites in England and Wales for an undisclosed sum.
Young's post-lockdown trade nears 2019 levels
Young’s has experienced trading “ahead of expectations” since pubs reopened this spring, its chairman has said.
Quarter of all furloughed employees were in hospitality
Some 25% of all workers on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme amid the coronavirus pandemic were from the hospitality sector, a study has revealed.
The pubs code turns five
In numbers: the PCA's five-year caseload
To mark the fifth anniversary of the pubs code coming into force on 21 July, The Morning Advertiser (MA) has broken down some of the numbers behind the pubs code adjudicator’s (PCA) in tray.
PM's about-face on night club vaccine passports branded 'shambolic'
The night-time sector has hit back at the Government after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced proof of a double Covid jab would be made mandatory for club goers as of September.