Let’s Get Back To The Pub For The Great British Beer Festival At Your Local This Summer
CAMRA is urging people to visit pubs this summer under the banner of the Great British Beer Festival, supporting them after a year of restrictions.
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Four Week Delay To Lifting Of Restrictions Will Cost Pubs £400 Million, Full Reopening Must Go Ahead On July 19th
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has today responded to the announcement that there will be a four week delay in the lifting of COVID restrictions.
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CAMRA Encourages Beer Lovers To Celebrate Beer Day Britain With Cask Ale
With Beer Day Britain taking place today (15 June), CAMRA is encouraging beer lovers to celebrate the nation’s favourite drink with a pint of cask ale.
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Cut Tax On Beer Served In Pubs To Safeguard Britain’s Traditional Cask Ale, Urge MPs
The Government should cut duty on draught beer served in pubs and social clubs to help them compete with supermarket alcohol – and recover from the impact of the COVID pandemic.
Read more...Calls For Chancellor To Cut Beer Duty By 50%
Trade organisations and spokesperson representing the licensed-on trade, operators and beer drinkers are calling on the Chancellor to cut in duty paid on beer sold on draught at the pump in the UK’s pubs.
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Budweiser Brewing Group: Summer Of Sport To Drive Sales Of 413 Million Pints Of Beer
The return of the summer of sport will drive sales of 413 million pints of beer in the UK Off Trade this June,[13] according to predictions from Budweiser Brewing Group, a proud part of AB InBev.
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Companies Representing Welsh Pubs Urge Mark Drakeford To Deliver Grants And Roadmap To Lifting Of Restrictions
Companies representing hundreds of Welsh pubs and brewers, and the Welsh Beer & Pub Association (WBPA), have today written to newly re-elected First Minister Mark Drakeford urging him to deliver
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Cautious Welcome as Indoor Hospitality in England to Reopen on 17 May
The Pub and hospitality sector has cautiously welcomed the indoor reopening of UK businesses but warned that outlets will continue to lose money until restrictions…
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Hospitality Ulster Says Lack of Engagement Causing Chaos with Outdoor Reopening Regulations
Hospitality Ulster has said that despite their repeated calls since Christmas for the Executive Office to engage with the industry, the late clarification of regulations…
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Call for decisive Government Action on Rent Debt
Ahead of submitting its formal evidence, UKHospitality has written to the Government urging it to adopt its proposals to help tackle the £2.5bn rent debt…
Read more...Hospitality Sector Loses £80.8bn of Sales in 12 Months of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has wiped a staggering £80.8bn off hospitality’s sales in just 12 months, the latest edition of the UKHospitality Quarterly Tracker with CGA…
Read more...No-Shows Blight Busy Reopening for Operators
Bookings have been a big consideration for consumers in the early days of hospitality’s reopening—but one in seven already admits to not fulfilling them. Those…
Read more...No-Shows Blight Busy Reopening for Operators
Bookings have been a big consideration for consumers in the early days of hospitality’s reopening—but one in seven already admits to not fulfilling them. Those…
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World Lager, Wine and Cocktails Lead Drinks Sales as Hospitality Returns
Consumers have been celebrating the reopening of the On Premise in England with sparkling wine, cocktails and draught pints, CGA’s Drinks Recovery Tracker shows. CGA…
Read more...Limiting Capacity in Pubs & Restaurants Does Not Reduce Risk of Catching COVID-19
Research has revealed that reducing capacity does not cut the risk of catching Covid in well-ventilated indoor spaces Professors Martin Bazant and John Bush from…
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