Concerns Raised Over Airbnb Consumer Protection
Ahead of a proposed share listing by global accommodation business Airbnb concerns have been raised regarding consumer protections. William Audland QC of 12 King’s Bench…
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Michel Roux Jr’s Westminster Restaurant To Close Permanently
Roux at Parliament Square restaurant in London’s Westminster has announced its permanent closure.
A post on the restaurant’s website said: “Our restaurant has regrettably suffered during this incredibly difficult year.
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£2bn Supermarket Business Rates Repayments Should Be Used To Help Struggling Pubs And Brewers – BBPA
Repayment of business rates relief should be used to create a vital lifeline for pubs and brewers
The British Beer & Pub Association, the leading trade association representing brewers and pubs
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“Fatal Mistake” to Allow Family Bubbles to Meet in Hospitality Environments Says PM
Extended family bubbles will be forbidden to meet in pubs and restaurants this Christmas, despite a relaxation of the lockdown rules. Prime Minister Boris Johnson…
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SLTA Calls on Scottish Government to ‘Step Up to the Plate’ to Ensure Survival of Licensed Hospitality Trade
With a week to go before most of west central Scotland comes out of tier four restrictions, the Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) is demanding…
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Birmingham Restaurant Operator Leads Legal Challenge to Tier 3 restrictions
A Birmingham restaurateur is to launch a legal challenge to the imposition of Tier 3 restrictions on hospitality. Sam Morgan who operates Craft in Birmingham,…
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Tim Martin Says the Government’s Anti-Pub Regulations Causing Devastation on Hospitality Industry
Wetherspoon chairman, Tim Martin, has once again hit out at the government’s policy calling them “anti-Pub regulations”. With most of the country in tier 2…
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Hospitality’s Confidence Shattered After Year of Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic has wrecked confidence across hospitality, with fewer than one in five (18%) leaders now optimistic about the market’s prospects for the next…
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All Greene King Tied Tenants In England’s Tiers Two & Three Will Continue Receiving 90% Concessions
Greene King Pub Partners has continued its rent support for tenants during the Covid-19 crisis by confirming that all tied tenants in tiers two and three will receive a 90% rent concession from 2 December.
Read more...Just 27% Of Britain’s Pubs Have Re-Opened Under New Tier Restrictions
Pubs in England will also receive three times less in financial support than those in Wales
The British Beer & Pub Association has today revealed that just 27% of pubs in Britain – that’s 12,600 – will try and open their doors once more.
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Cain International Acquires Prezzo
Cain International, the privately held investment firm led by Jonathan Goldstein, today announces its acquisition of Prezzo as a going concern. The partnership marks a new chapter for Prezzo
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Star Pubs & Bars Continues Rent Support For Leased & Tenanted Pubs In Line With New Tier Structure
Following on the company’s zeroing of rent in November, Star Pubs & Bars is investing a further £5 million in continuing rent concessions in December to support its pubs on core leased & tenanted agreements.
Read more...Consumers Crave Great Cuisine And Ambiance As Hospitality Venues Reopen
Good food, facemasks & a feelgood atmosphere must all be on the menu over the festive season
As pubs, bars and restaurants across some parts of the nation once again reopen following lockdown closures, a new study from SevenRooms reveals that
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Wales First Minister Banned From Pubs Over Covid-19 Restrictions
Wales first Minister Mark Drakeford has been banned from pubs in West Conway, and will be refused entry into their pubs for at least 18 months, threating him with removal by the police if he were to ignore their rule.
Read more...Support for Hospitality Falls Far Short of Minimum Required
The Government’s support for hospitality fall far short of the minimum required to save businesses and prevent unemployment, industry organisations have warned.
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