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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.
Hospitality firms excluded from new government business council
The prime minister has launched a new business council to hear the thoughts of sector leaders – but failed to include a hospitality representative.
Calls for stable political leadership amid 'critical time' for hospitality
Chancellor accused of failing to support businesses in £15b cost of living package
Operators say chancellor’s £6,000 grant scheme ‘will not touch the sides’ after Omicron decimates Christmas trade
The Treasury has announced a £1b support package for hospitality businesses after Omicron restrictions decimated Christmas[...]
Chancellor returns early from California trip to resume discussions with business leaders
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said the government will “continue to do… whatever it takes” to support[...]
Chancellor to speak with hospitality representatives after 'radio silence' on business support
Rishi Sunak is to speak with representatives from the UK hospitality industry today after the Treasury[...]
Chancellor announces plans to make listed companies publish net zero transition plans
The chancellor has announced proposals today that would require UK listed companies to publish net zero[...]
Budget 2021: Chancellor announces hospitality business rates discount and alcohol duty reform
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a business rates discount for the hospitality sector this afternoon as well as plans to reform alcohol duty as part of his 2021 Autumn Budget."
Autumn Budget 2021: What to expect for hospitality
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is due to deliver his combined Autumn Budget and Spending Review today at 12.30pm – here is what to look out for that will be relevant to the hospitality sector.
Wholesale reform of business rates ‘shelved until later date’
Wholesale reform of the business rates system has been “shelved until a later date”, according to a report in The Telegraph today.
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[...]
Chancellor urged to consider new hospitality loan scheme
Rishi Sunak is being urged to encourage the full lifting of restrictions on 21 June and[...]
Budget delivers ‘crucial support at a critical time’ – but long-term solutions lacking
The hospitality sector has broadly welcomed the chancellor’s Budget this afternoon, which delivered extensions to the[...]
Budget: Chancellor extends business rates and VAT cuts
Chancellor Rishi Sunak confirmed in his Budget this afternoon that the business rates holiday and the[...]
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 the UK economy and hospitality businesses."
Furlough scheme extended until September
It has been confirmed that the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, or furlough scheme, will be extended until the end of September.
Budget to include £150m to allow communities to take over pubs
In tomorrow’s Budget, the Chancellor is expected to announce that community groups will be given up to £250,000 to take over struggling pubs in their area.
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