Hospitality

NTIA joins Industry leaders in mounting a legal challenge to the Government’s lockdown restrictions, which they say will be catastrophic to the Night Time Economy and Hospitality Sector. 

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that the government will pay two-thirds of workers’ wages for businesses forced to close their premises due to coronavirus restrictions,

Vacancies in the hospitality and food service industries have been in freefall since a 10pm curfew was imposed on the UK’s pubs and restaurants, with Scotland’s new restrictions

Leading barristers at Kings Chambers, including Sam Karim QC, Sarah Clover and Leo Charalambides, along with Dan Rosenberg of Simpson Miller Solicitors have been instructed

Hospitality professionals across the UK have joined forces to launch Cancel the Curfew, (#CANCELTHECURFEW) a campaign calling for the termination of the 10pm hospitality

10pm curfew drops sales by 12.9%.

Analysis from S4labour shows that sales over Thursday to Sunday when comparing the week prior to the curfew with last week show a 10.9% decrease in

Sector sends letter to PM pressing him for more help, warning that business will fail and hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost without more Government support   

Four in five hospitality professionals surveyed are back at work, new research by CGA and CPL Learning shows—and training has helped the large majority to feel safe and satisfied.

For the very first time, the hospitality industry has joined forces to provide essential support to those impacted by COVID-19. Marking a first in the industry’s history

Snap survey from CGA reveals a sharp drop in the frequency and length of people’s trips to restaurants, pubs and bars, and split opinions on the impact of government measures

Trade bodies say sector is teetering on the edge following new restrictions announced by Prime Minister, which could result in 540,000 further jobs lost

Trade bodies say sector is teetering on the edge following new restrictions announced by Prime Minister, which could result in 540,000 further jobs lost

The Hospitality industry has cast its votes to determine the overall winners in the eight categories of Hotel, Restaurant & Catering’s Hospitality Lockdown