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Business evictions ban extended until March 2021
Business owners will be protected from eviction, and insolvency measures restricting statutory demands and winding-up petitions have been extended, until the end of March 2021.
Hospitality could face ‘new year bloodbath’ of businesses unless rent moratoria are extended
UKHospitality is warning that the sector is on a countdown to a devastating rent tipping point that will trigger a new year bloodbath of hospitality business failures and potentially hundreds of thousands more jobs lost.
UKHospitality calls for Tesco's £585m grant repayment to create hospitality and tourism recovery fund
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Calls for tier changes as 72% of hospitality businesses say they expect to close next year
Around 72% of hospitality businesses expect to become unviable and close in 2021, according to a[...]
Call for clarity on reopening date as industry burns through £500m 'to stay closed'
The government urgently needs to clarify whether hospitality will reopen in December as the sector is[...]
Kate Nicholls: Growing rent debt is 'single biggest issue' facing hospitality
Growing rent debt is the “single biggest issue” facing hospitality and will “cripple” the sector without[...]
‘Huge question marks’ surround study claiming Eat Out to Help Out saw increase in Covid-19 cases
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme caused a “significant” rise in new infections, researchers have[...]
Scotland’s five-tier system backed despite hospitality’s concerns over lack of guidance
Scottish MSPs have approved the country’s five-tier strategic framework despite concerns that businesses are lacking the guidance to implement the measures."
Calls to scrap 'unnecessary' late-night levy as curfew hits trade
Hospitality trade bodies are calling on the government to freeze a tax on late-night venues, as many businesses are still being charged despite having to close at 10pm.
‘Extremely low’ hospitality transmission rates highlight ‘unjustified’ restrictions
“Extremely low” transmission rates, which have seen just 0.0003% of customers notify businesses of Covid-19 cases, have renewed calls for governments to rethink their restrictions on hospitality.
Hospitality industry to protest outside parliament this morning
Hospitality workers are to descend on Westminster this morning to protest against the successive blows restrictions[...]
More than a hundred industry leaders warn prime minister of catastrophic job losses ahead in 'bleakest of winters'
More than a hundred business leaders have told the prime minster hundreds of thousands of jobs[...]
Hospitality giants join forces to support those struggling to find work
Hospitality industry bodies including Springboard, Hospitality Action, UKHospitality, the Institute of Hospitality and the Savoy Educational[...]
Pubs fight for survival with further 540,000 jobs at risk
Pubs are “teetering on the edge” of survival, with a further 540,000 jobs at risk, the[...]
Table service rules only to apply in licensed premises
Table service-only restrictions set to come into force alongside the 10pm hospitality curfew tomorrow will not apply in non-licensed venues, the government has confirmed. "
‘Exhaustive package of financial support’ essential as industry faces six months of restrictions
An “exhaustive package of financial support” will be essential if hospitality businesses are to survive and preserve jobs through six months of further restrictions on trade, UKHospitality has told the government.
Curfew of 10pm and table service restriction for restaurants and pubs in England
A 10pm curfew for all pubs, bars and restaurants and compulsory table service will come into effect from Thursday across the whole of England, the prime minister will announce this evening.
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