Hawthorn Looks To IPO And Future As Standalone Business
Leading community pub company Hawthorn has today unveiled plans to list on the stock market as a standalone quoted business, heralding the return of a tenanted
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All the latest news for pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels in the UK hospitality sector and licensed on-trade industry.
Businesses Sign Up To Charter Refusing To Implement Vaccine Passports
As of this morning (April 14) 72 licensed premises and events businesses have signed up to a charter confirming that they will not request vaccine passports of visitors to enter their premises.
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Craft Guild Of Chefs Hails New Leadership Team As Chair And Vice Chair Voted In. Additionally They Unveil 2021 Committee And Four New Management Positions
The leading professional body for chefs in the UK, the Craft Guild of Chefs has appointed a new chair and vice chair following its AGM on 11th April 2021.
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Byron Announces New Partnership With Testicular Cancer UK To Encourage Brits To Check Themselves At Home
To mark Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, Byron has partnered with Testicular Cancer UK for the month of April to encourage people to check themselves at home
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Revolution Bars Group Announces Plans For Two New Concepts
Revolution Bars Group, which began trading from 20 bars from yesterday (April 12) with the remainder open from 17 May, and has two new concepts ready to trial once trading conditions allow
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2500 More Pubs May Close As Covid Rules Cause Confusion
The Forum of British Pubs (FBP) is forecasting that a further 2500 are set to close unless the terms of the Pubs Code are changed, amidst confusion too on what Covid rules to apply.
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Pandemic Hardships Prompt Thousands Of ‘Lockdown-Preneurs’ To Start Dream Food Businesses
The financial hardship and job uncertainty experienced by many during the coronavirus pandemic has provided the final push for thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs to start their food collection
Read more...Consumer Spending Fell 7.2% In March, While Hospitality & Leisure Showed Signs Of Recovery
Consumer spending fell 7.2 per cent in March compared to the same period in 2019, as lockdown continued. However, spending on hotels, resorts and accommodation
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Hospitality Reopens As Public “Brave The Elements”
Undeterred by the weather public returned to the hospitality sector after months of closure.
As the sector reopened today (Monday, 12 April) parts of England were hit with rain
Read more...CAMRA Urges Pub-Goers To Safely Support Pubs As They Partially Reopen In England
Consumer group CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, is urging pub goers and beer drinkers to get back down their locals to socialise safely at pubs, social clubs and brewery taprooms
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Adventure Bar Group Steps Beyond London With Two Landmark Venue Launches In Birmingham
The Adventure Bar Group, the experiential cocktail bar company behind the likes of Tonight Josephine, Blame Gloria and The Escapologist, is accelerating its growth plans by unveiling
Read more...Slow Start For Hotel Transactions But Market Set To Strengthen As Year Progresses Says Report
Total European hotel transaction volume fell by 69% in the year of the pandemic following a record high the previous year when €27.1bn-worth of hotel deals were struck.
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Hospitality’s Post-Covid-19 Spending Bounce Back May Not Arrive Until Late Summer Survey Finds
There is significant pent-up consumer demand for hospitality and leisure, but the majority of UK consumers are still hesitant to return to restaurants and bars as they emerge from lockdown
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Pubs & Restaurants Reopening After Lockdown Face Increased Consumer Concern Over Food Safety And Hygiene
As restaurants, pubs and other food outlets prepare to reopen outdoors today (12 April), BSI (British Standards Institution) has released data showing a shift in consumer confidence
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Restaurant Collective – Bringing Together a Community
The restaurant sector has been one of the very hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Industry data[1] shows that there are around 3,000 fewer restaurants…
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