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Pub Changed Name To ‘It’s Coming ROME’ For England/Ukraine Clash

July 5, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

The Broughton Hungry Horse pub in Milton Keynes changed its name to ‘It’s Coming Rome’ and took on an impressive Italian themed makeover in for England’s quarter final clash last Saturday night.

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No-Show Hotspots,” A Phenomenon That Has Increased Since Reopening

July 5, 2021 News,  Restaurants

No-show diners the bane of all restaurateurs, and, according to independent research conducted by booking platform TheFork, almost one-in-five (19%) Brits have admitted to failing to arrive for a restaurant

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SA Brain To Sell 99 Freehold 99 Pubs

July 3, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

Welsh brewer SA Brain has placed a 99-strong freehold pub portfolio on the market, and has appointed property advisers Avison Young to market the pubs, which are operated by Marston’s.

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Restrictions Push Drinks Sales 28% Below 2019

July 3, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

On Premise drinks sales are still running more than a quarter below pre-COVID levels, with trading restrictions outweighing any boost from the Euros—though England’s game with Germany provided a welcome lift for some.

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Greene King To Offer 1,000 Kickstart Places

July 2, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

Greene King will offer 1,000 jobs to young people as part of the government’s Kickstart scheme with vacancies available across the UK from July.

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UK Families Face Another Lost Summer With No European Breaks In Sight

July 2, 2021 News,  Tourism

UK families face yet another ‘lost summer’ thanks to the controversial traffic light system, quarantines, costly COVID-19 tests and confusing travel rules and regulations, says the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC).

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The Crossing Pub To Open In Barnes In Collaboration With Star Pubs And Bars

July 2, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

Restaurant, bar and hospitality operator, Christian Arden has taken on his first pub with Star Pubs & Bars, The Tree House in Barnes. The pub will reopen as The Crossing in August following a joint

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Unique Pub Set On Its Own Island To Enjoy Grand Reopening

July 2, 2021 News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

ONE of the UK’s most unique pubs is set to reopen its doors, 21 months after serving its last pint.

Based on the small island of Piel and surrounded by seal colonies, The Ship Inn is said to have had a presence on the island for more than 300 years.

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UKHospitality Calls For Urgent Review Of Test And Trace Isolation Guidelines

July 2, 2021 Hospitality,  News

UKHospitality has called for the Government to immediately review and amend its test and trace guidelines on self-isolation, which are proving massively disruptive for hospitality businesses across the UK

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Pubs To Lose Out On Over £5 Million With 1.5 Million Fewer Pints Sold During England Vs Ukraine Match Due To Restrictions

July 2, 2021 Alcohol,  News,  Pub,  Pub News,  Pubs

BBPA issues rallying call to England fans to watch football at the local, as it warns of booking cancellations and staffing concerns hampering pubs’ recovery….

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Government Furlough Scheme Begins To Wind Down

July 1, 2021 News

From today, (July 1st) employers will have to pick up 10% of furloughed workers’ salaries, rising to 20% in August and September.

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NewsTourism

Inbound Tourism Businesses Face Second Year With No Income

July 1, 2021 News,  Tourism

UKinbound, a leading travel trade association representing over 300 businesses, has launched a fresh call to save inbound tourism through the creation of a ‘Tourism Export Recovery Fund’

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One Fifth of Leisure and Hospitality Workers Do Not Intend to Commute Again Post Pandemic

July 1, 2021 News

As employees across the UK are to set to embark on their return to the workplace following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in July, new research reveals that many commuters are reluctant to return to their place

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Commonwealth Proposes First Global Tourism Action Plan To Spur Post-Covid Recovery

July 1, 2021 News,  Tourism

The dramatic plunge in global tourism due to the COVID-19 pandemic is having far-reaching and devastating effects, particularly for Small States. Yesterday, during a Commonwealth Tourism Seminar

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Hospitality Sector R&D Spending Held Firm In Q1 Despite Pandemic Fallout

July 1, 2021 Hospitality,  News

R&D spending in the hospitality sector held firm in the first quarter of this year despite the disruption caused by the pandemic, analysis of the latest ONS data, released yesterday, by business tax relief consultancy Catax shows1.

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