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Ping Pong restaurants were sold after landlords demanded rent repayments
The Ping Pong restaurant chain was sold to three of its company directors for £3.21m in November after struggling with rent debts built up during the pandemic.
Independent hospitality businesses at risk of 'becoming an endangered species’
Independent hospitality businesses are at risk of becoming an “endangered species” as rising costs make it more difficult to cover their bills.
Wake-up call: can my landlord wind up my business?
Count the cost: how to manage ever-increasing business costs
Hospitality rent debt: Government announces new laws and Code of Practice
New laws and a Code of Practice are being introduced in an attempt to resolve the[...]
UKHospitality urges government to close rent debt 'loophole'
UKHospitality has welcomed the extension of debt protections for tenants but urged the government to close[...]
Viewpoint: Sandy Orr asks why tenants are liable for rent in a pandemic
An unprecedented case like Covid surely means that the old rules of the legal system just[...]
Hospitality rent collection rises after June quarter day
The number of hospitality businesses paying rent has risen in the three weeks following the June[...]
One in five hospitality landlords still 'unwilling to negotiate' on rent
One in five hospitality landlords are still unwilling to negotiate on rent payments, UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls told MPs."
Rent moratorium extended to March 2022
The government has confirmed that the rent moratorium protecting commercial tenants from eviction for not paying rent, introduced last year in response to the pandemic, will continue until 25 March 2022.
Rent moratorium could be extended until 2022
The ban on commercial evictions, or rent moratorium, introduced during the pandemic could be extended until 2022, according to The Telegraph.
Hospitality industry holds its breath as vital decisions to be made this week
The hospitality industry in England is holding its breath as the government is set to make[...]
Rent debt: 75% of late-night venues face bankruptcy without government intervention
Some 75% of late-night venues face bankruptcy without a solution to the growing rent crisis facing[...]
Over 330,000 hospitality jobs at risk due to rent debt
The £2.5b rent debt hanging over the hospitality industry poses a threat to the future of[...]
Hospitality calls on government to adopt Australia’s 50% rent relief scheme
A number of business leaders are encouraging the UK to adopt a successful rent relief scheme[...]
Government launches call for evidence into tenant and landlord discussions
The government has launched a call for evidence on the discussions between commercial tenants and landlords to discover whether it needs to take further action to preserve businesses and jobs."
Scotland extends eviction protections for further six months
The Scottish government has extended the moratorium on lease irritation for a further six months, banning commercial evictions until 30 September.
Government extends eviction protection in England and calls for evidence on commercial rents
The government has announced an extension of the ban on commercial evictions for three months to 30 June.
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