WSET To Branch Out Into Beer Qualifications
The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) has announced its intention to develop a suite of beer qualifications. WSET already offers qualifications in three subject areas
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Admiral Taverns Launches Its ‘Rising From Lockdown’ Online Licensee Support Platform
Admiral Taverns is launching its online support platform Rising From Lockdown to help licensees re-launch their pub businesses, after being shut for almost three months during lockdown.
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Festival-Goers Offer Lifeline To Organisers As Majority Plan To Re-Book Tickets For Next Year
An overwhelming majority of festival-goers who have received refunds on their tickets for 2020 say they will rebook tickets for next year, new research commissioned by UK Festival Awards and Brothers Drinks reveals.
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UKH Calls On Government To Confirm Hospitality Reopening Date
UKHospitality has called upon Government to confirm a re-opening date for hospitality and tourism, to allow businesses to prepare for a return to trading.
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The World’s 50 Best Restaurants Launches Global Fundraising Auction Featuring Bespoke Gastronomic Experiences With The World’s Top Chefs
The organisation behind The World’s 50 Best Restaurants announces that its ‘Bid for Recovery’ Auction will debut on 3 July, offering food and travel
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Over 23,600 Hospitality Jobs On The Line If Social Distancing Guidelines Are Not Re-Examined
A survey conducted by the Scottish Beer & Pub Association (SPBA) in conjunction with other members of the licensed trade has revealed that
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New CAMRA App Generates £50K For The Industry
Beer lovers have been beating the lockdown blues ordering £50K worth of beer, ciders and perries through Brew2You, a popular beer delivery app launched by the Campaign for Real Ale.
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Independent Brewers Need Urgent ‘Roadmap Out Of Lockdown’ If Pubs Are To Open And Businesses To Be Saved
A new survey shows that independent breweries in the UK have been left high and dry by Government, and if pubs are to open in July as proposed then a ‘roadmap out of lockdown’ is urgently needed for the hospitality industry from Number 10.
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Majority Ready To Get Back Down The Pub, Survey Finds
Two thirds of pub goers and beer drinkers surveyed by CAMRA say they are confident about returning to the pub when they re-open
Read more...Beer And Pub Sector Demands A Definitive Date For Reopening From Government
Pubs and brewers need certainty from Government to make decision to release staff from furlough and invest in pubs and brewing for reopening
Read more...40% Of Small Businesses Believe It Will Take AT LEAST Five Years For Economy To Fully Recover
London, 15 June 2020 — Four in ten (39%) small business owners believe it will take at least five years for the UK economy to fully recover from the impact of lockdown and Covid-19, according to a new poll out today.
Read more...Hospitality Responsible For A Quarter Of Britain’s GDP Fall, Says Sector Tracker
Britain’s hospitality sector was responsible for nearly a quarter of the GDP losses felt by UK business in April, highlighting the urgent need for the sector to be allowed to re-open.
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Government Accused Of Failing To Count The True Cost Of Wine Import Certificates
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association has hit out at Government for misleading the public over claims that EU wine importation costs would be “nil or negligible”.
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NTAI & Tenants Group Exposes Global Mutual Failings To Tenants
NTIA & Global Mutual Tenants Group exposes the dealings of Global Mutual and how they are failing tenants, with their primary objective focused on increasing the value of the Ei portfolio for resale.
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Greene King Pub Partners Reaches £15m Of Financial Support For Tenants During Covid-19 With New Announcement On PPE
Greene King Pub Partners has written to all its leased and tenanted partners confirming the additional support it will provide them as pubs look to adapt to reopening post lockdown.
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