Hospitality

460,000 jobs at risk if Government does not extend hospitality support and include suppliers

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Around half of pubs and restaurants open within days

Workers across Britain’s hospitality sector will start returning to work next month generally optimistic about the long-term prospects for their industry, if concerned about their own short-term job security, new research reveals.

A survey of over 10,000 people has helped one of the UK’s fastest growing hospitality businesses get itself ready for post-lockdown dining.

This week’s Government announcement that hotels can re-open their doors to guests from July 4 has been welcomed by the Bristol Hoteliers Association (BHA). Many…

The Scottish Licensed Trade Association has welcomed the announcement by the First Minister that outdoor hospitality such as beer gardens can reopen from July 6 and pubs and restaurants indoors from July 15

Prime minister Boris Johnson has today confirmed that almost all hospitality businesses in England can reopen from 4 July and has reduced the two-metre rule to ‘one-metre-plus’.

The Labour Party has issued a stark warning that the hospitality sector faces collapse as businesses close and redundancies rise unless the government offers sector specific support.

The Scottish government has published its reopening guidelines for the hospitality and tourism sectors. As well as confirming the proposed reopening of the industry from 15 July