Eat Out To Help Out
Boris Johnson: Eat Out to Help Out scheme was not a 'gamble'
Boris Johnson has defended the government’s controversial Eat Out to Help Out scheme brought in to help businesses during the pandemic, saying he did not think it was a “gamble” at the time.
Cafe owner jailed over £400k Eat Out to Help Out fraud
A former west Yorkshire town councillor has been jailed for trying to steal more than £430,000 through the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
Eat Out to Help Out saw almost £70m claimed fraudulently or in error
Takeaway boss disqualified for wrongly claiming Eat Out to Help Out cash
Rising food prices drive inflation rate up to 3.2%
Chancellor says no need for another Eat Out to Help Out
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has suggested there is no need for another Eat Out to Help Out[...]
Six things to look out for in Rishi Sunak’s Budget today for hospitality
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is to confirm today what measures he will put in place to protect[...]
Jason Atherton and Chantelle Nicholson back campaign calling on chancellor to save hospitality
Calls are mounting for the chancellor to support hospitality in his Budget next week, including a[...]
Tampopo Eat Out to Help Out investigation dropped after group found to owe just 85p
An HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigation into Eat Out to Help Out claims made by[...]
Deliveroo and 300 restaurant brands call for second Eat Out to Help Out when restaurants can reopen
Deliveroo's founder Will Shu, alongside 300 restaurant brands including Itsu and Pizza Hut, has called on the government for further support."
Report calls to halve alcohol duty and scrap business rates to save hospitality from ‘financial oblivion’
A business group has published a report today urging the chancellor to implement a £35b set of measures to safeguard 500,000 jobs and save Britain’s ailing pubs, restaurants and high streets from “financial oblivion” and an “irreversible decline”.
Price of Christmas easing will be hospitality businesses, says Jacobs Media Group chair
The government has eased coronavirus restrictions for Christmas, but hospitality businesses are paying the price, according to Clive Jacobs.
More than 49,000 businesses claimed £849m through Eat Out to Help Out scheme
More than 49,000 businesses made a claim through the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, with[...]
Around 4,000 businesses asked to check Eat Out to Help Out claims
HMRC has said it will be writing to around 4,000 businesses who used the Eat Out[...]
Treasury denies speculation Eat Out to Help Out could return for winter
The government has denied speculation the Eat Out to Help Out (EOTHO) scheme will be returning[...]
First arrests made over alleged Eat Out to Help Out fraud
The first arrests have been made in connection with alleged fraud relating to the Eat Out[...]
Sales dip after end of Eat Out to Help Out but remain above 2019 levels
Food sales dipped by more than 60% week-on-week on Monday 7 September following the end of the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme at the end of August. "
Eat Out to Help Out pushes inflation to five-year low
The Eat Out To Help Out scheme pushed the UK’s inflation rate to a five-year low in August as restaurant prices fell.
Consumer confidence slides following 'rule of six' restriction
The new restriction banning gatherings of more than six people from Monday has left nearly a third of consumers feeling less confident about visiting pubs, bars and restaurants, according to a new poll.
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