Continuation Of Restrictions Until July 19th Will Cost Pubs A Further £200 Million
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has today responded to the announcement that COVID-19 restrictions will not be lifted before July 19th.
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NTIA Slams Government For Holding Back ERP Report Preventing Reopening Of Events And Night Time Economy Sector
The government has been accused of side-lining the night-time economy after a report from the Event Research Programme revealed that there were just 28 covid cases across the nine test events.
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Bidfood Reveals The Hottest Trends Set To Dominate The Rest Of 2021
With the food and drink landscape having changed dramatically foodservice provider Bidfood has updated its food and drinks trends for 2021 in line with the shift in consumer behaviour as the UK
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UKH Press Comment On Release Of Data From Phase 1 Of The Government’s Events Research Programme
UKHospitality has welcomed the publication and release of data from Phase 1 of the Government’s Events Research Programme, stating it will help businesses running mass events begin preparations
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All Tips To Go To Staff Under Proposed New Law
Hospitality and on-trade businesses will have to hand over all tips to their staff under new proposals presented in Parliament following years of government delays.
Read more...England Fans To Buy Over 5 MILLION Pints During Knockout Euros Match Against Germany
But ongoing restrictions mean pubs will sell over 1 million pints less during the game than if all restrictions had been lifted on 21st June
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4 In 10 Brits Say Their Favourite Pubs Are Still Shut Because Of COVID
New research from BBPA and KAM Media reveals devastating impact of restrictions on pubs and pub goers
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA), the leading trade association representing brewers and pubs
Read more...Government Removes Quarantine For Inbound Amber List Travellers
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced measures to “continue cautiously reopening” international travel in a safe and sustainable way, with plans to remove the quarantine period for travellers coming
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Suffolk Publicans Open Community Café For Local Residents Following Successful Takeaway Launch
Publicans Chris Nilsson and Beverley Cooper have opened a new community café at the White Horse in Corton, Suffolk, to support local residents.
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Greene King To Support Young People With Learning Difficulties Into Employment
Greene King, the UK’s leading pub company and brewer, has partnered with Landmarks Specialist College to provide 16-24 year olds with learning difficulties and disabilities the opportunity
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Diageo Launches Free Social Media Marketing Tool To Support Pubs And Bars
Drinks giant Diageo has launched a new, free social media marketing tool to help pubs and bars create localised social media campaigns which target consumers and drive footfall to their venue during the summer period.
Read more...Wales Fans To Buy 500,000 Pints During Knockout Euros Match Against Denmark
The Welsh Beer & Pub Association (WBPA) hopes that Wales fans will buy 500,000 pints on Saturday 26th June when Wales take on Denmark in the knockout stages of UEFA EURO 2020.
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Restaurants Awards In Manchester And Edinburgh Open For Nominations
Mohamed Najib Ali of the Maya Bar & Restaurant in Atherstone in the Midlands, has been crowned the winner of the prestigious Asian & Oriental Chef Awards in London.
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FSB Calls For New Strategy To Help Bolster Ailing Hospitality And Tourism Sector
Long term help must be given to ensure the survival of small hospitality and tourism businesses, according to a new report by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
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Digbeth’s Original Peaky Blinders Pub To Benefit From £750,000 Refurbishment
Building work starts next week on a major transformation of The Rainbow pub in Digbeth, renowned both for its association with the original Peaky Blinders in the 1890s and as catalyst for Digbeth’s transformation
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