Wales
Welsh government to change law to allow hotels to host weddings
Hotels in Wales will be allowed to reopen for wedding ceremonies from 1 March following a decline in coronavirus cases across the country, first minister Mark Drakeford has said.
Welsh brewer Brains weighs cost of moving beer production to England
The future of Welsh brewery SA Brain is in doubt with fears the company could be forced to move production of its beers to England for the first time in 140 years.
Marston's to operate 156 Brains pubs, saving 1,300 jobs
Welsh hospitality to close from 6pm Christmas Day
Wales could face stricter measures after Christmas
Welsh restaurants and hotels choosing to close for Christmas under new restrictions
Hotels and restaurants across Wales are choosing to close for the festive season rather than try[...]
Welsh hospitality businesses say they face struggle to survive into the New Year with harsher restrictions
Welsh restaurants, pubs and hotels face a struggle to survive into the New Year with new[...]
Welsh pubs and restaurants face 6pm curfew and ban on selling alcohol
Welsh pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes will be subject to a 6pm curfew and banned from[...]
Welsh hospitality to face tougher restrictions from 4 December
Restaurants, pubs and hotels across Wales will be subject to tougher coronavirus restrictions ahead of the[...]
Welsh hospitality to reopen when firebreak lockdown ends next week
The Welsh government has confirmed all premises, such as restaurants, cafés and pubs, that were closed during the firebreak, will be able to reopen when the lockdown comes to an end at 00:01 on 9 November."
Local curfew and table service restriction announced for restaurants, pubs and bars
New lockdown restrictions for the north-east of England, including a 10pm curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants and a restriction to offer table service only, will come into force from Friday, sparking fears of further localised curfews across the country[...]
Collection of trace and track details required by law in Scotland and Wales
The collection of customer details for track and trace will be required by law across hospitality venues in Scotland and Wales.
Welsh hospitality businesses can reopen indoor space from Monday
From Monday (3 August) restaurants, bars and cafés in Wales will be able to reopen indoor[...]
Restaurant operators in Wales on 'razor’s edge' as only half open their doors
Only half of all hospitality operators in Wales reopened on Monday despite the official go-ahead for[...]
Indoor hospitality in Wales to reopen from 3 August
Indoor hospitality in Wales can reopen from 3 August, the first minister has announced today, with[...]
Around 450 job losses expected across the Celtic Collection
The Celtic Collection, which includes the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, has advised its staff of[...]
Chancellor’s announcement ‘will do little to help Welsh businesses’ without reopening date
A group of 300 independent restaurants in Wales have said the Chancellor’s measures to support the hospitality industry announced yesterday "will do little to help Welsh businesses" without a reopening date."
Welsh government ‘must deliver more clarity for businesses’
UKHospitality has called on the Welsh government to urgently provide firm dates to enable hospitality businesses to plan for a safe and orderly full reopening.
Hospitality businesses in Wales to be able to open outdoor spaces from 13 July
The hospitality sector in Wales will be able to reopen outdoor spaces from 13 July, if cases of coronavirus continue to fall.
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