Premier Inn Creates Father Christmas Master Key
VIP key created in response to parents’ questions On its way to the North Pole
For the first-time ever Premier Inn has created a master key to every single one of its hotels across the UK
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Fewer Than One In Five Venues Welcome Guests This Christmas
Fewer than one in five of Britain’s licensed premises are now able and viable to welcome guests inside after the toughening of restrictions this week, CGA estimates.
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BBPA Welcomes Decision By Leicestershire County Council To Top Up Insufficient Government Grants This Christmas For Hard Hit Rural Community Pubs
BBPA responds to Leicestershire County Council`s recognition that pubs play a vital role in their County’s rural communities urging Central Government and other Councils to follow suit
Read more...Collapse In International Visitors Risks Costing UK Economy Up To £2.5 Billion Over Christmas Period
Today (December 21) UKinbound, a leading travel trade association representing over 300 tourism businesses, have released projections that show that the collapse in international visitors could cost the UK
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Devastating Year For Hospitality Must Be Followed By Increased Support
Scottish hospitality businesses have been devastated in 2020 and the immediate future looks equally bleak unless support from the Scottish Government is improved, UKHospitality Scotland has warned.
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EU Confirms Increase In State Aid Limits Due To Covid-19
Colliers Urges Government to Take Advantage and Give Generous Support to Hard Pressed Retail/ Hospitality Sectors
The European Commission has now confirmed this week that the UK can apply the revised COVID-19 State Aid Temporary Framework
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Bristol Hoteliers Welcome Tier 2 Decision
Hoteliers in Bristol can open their doors once again on Saturday after the Government’s Covid-19 review today (16 Dec) saw the city moved from Tier 3 to Tier 2 this week.
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Future Shock Maps Hospitality’s Rollercoaster Ride Into 2021
The UK’s hospitality sector has suffered lost sales of more than £53bn in 2020, with more losses to come from a collapse of Christmas trading—but a COVID-19 vaccine rollout provide
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The London Tavern Is Awarded ‘Heart Of The Community Award’ For Work During Lockdown
Phil Hoyle, publican of The London Tavern, on Linford Road in Poulner, has been awarded the British Institute of Innkeeping’s (BII) Heart of the Community Award in recognition
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Increase In Regions Placed Under Tier Three Restrictions Means Future Of Britain’s Pubs Hangs By A Thread This Christmas
BBPA responds to announcement on tier review that puts thousands of Britain’s pubs at high risk of permanent closure unless Government steps in with more support
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Tier 3 Expansion Bring Further Christmas Heartbreak For Hospitality
Businesses in the hospitality and licensed on trade brace themselves for more closures, with the possible exception of offering takeaway facilities as 8 more regions moved into tier 3.
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Chancellor Extends Furlough And Loan Schemes
The furlough scheme has been extended until the end of April 2021 with the government continuing to contribute 80% towards wages – giving businesses and employees across the UK certainty into the New Year
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Bidfood Unveils “Key Trends” For 2021
The ‘new normal’, travel restrictions and wellness are expected to influence food and drink dining trends in 2021, as the industry feels the ongoing affects of the pandemic.
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Christmas Mixing ‘Making A Mockery’ Of Pub Tier Rules, Says BBPA
Permitting people to gather in “unregulated” homes over the Christmas period but the same time banning mixing in pubs is “making a mockery” of the industry, says British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) chief executive Emma McClarkin.
Read more...Tim Martin Calls For “Radical Change” As Sector Records Massive Job Losses
Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin has once again hit out at the government handling of the pandemic, and has called for radical change describing the pub situation as “dire”
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