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Scotland to toughen restrictions on takeaway and click and collect
Coronavirus restrictions around takeaway and click and collect are to be tightened in Scotland from 16 January, the first minister has announced.
Takeaway alcohol ban cuts off 'lifeline' for pubs and restaurants
Pub operators say the ban on selling takeaway alcohol during England’s national lockdown is "devastating" and warn it could threaten the survival of the industry.
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‘Forgotten’ Bolton operators urge government for level playing field
Restaurant and bar operators in Bolton, where hospitality has been restricted to takeaway-only since 8 September,[...]
Innovation through crisis: how the pandemic prompted new revenue streams
When lockdown hit, revenue streams were reduced to a trickle and many businesses faced closure if[...]
Up for grabs: The products and packaging you need to launch your grab-and-go offer
With some customers still reluctant to visit restaurants, the savvy operator will be thinking how best[...]
How technology can help hospitality reopen safely
The target date for restaurants, pubs and hotels to reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is fast[...]
New guidelines for restaurants include rules on social distancing, signage and hygiene
A set of guidelines for eight industries, including “restaurants offering takeaway and delivery” have been released to help employers, employees and the self-employed work safely during the Covid-19 pandemic as lockdown restrictions ease."
'It’s not in any way business as usual' – Just Eat boss Andrew Kenny
Just Eat's UK managing director Andrew Kenny is the first to admit it’s been a challenging couple of weeks, felt not only by his team but across the wider takeaway sector as a whole.
Chancellor to 'bolster' loans to allow 'more small businesses' to benefit
The business interruption loan scheme will be "bolstered so more small businesses can benefit", chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced, alongside a “new scheme for larger companies”
Struggling businesses urge chancellor’s intervention on government-backed loans
The British Takeaway Campaign (BTC) has written to business secretary Alok Sharma calling for “more than[...]
Minister says wholesale and takeaway employees are key workers ‘delivering a vital service’
Employees of wholesale and takeaway businesses are key workers “delivering an absolutely vital service”, according to[...]
Coronavirus: Pubs and restaurants will be able to offer takeaway and delivery without planning permission
Pubs, restaurants and hotels will be able to offer hot food takeaways without planning permission during[...]
British Takeaway Campaign calls on minister to make provisions for chefs in new immigration policy
The British Takeaway Campaign (BTC) has written to the new Immigration Minister, Kevin Foster, asking him[...]
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