UKHospitality has welcomed the Government's decision to ditch the 'latte levy', which would have "heaped more costs" on pubs and other hospitality businesses already trying to tackle the problem of waste.
Customers of a pub and a restaurant that were closed as part of investigations into the poisoning for a former Russian spy and his daughter have been advised to wash their possessions after nerve agents traces were discovered.
The Chancellor has been urged to take decisive action on business rates reform, hospitality VAT and post-Brexit excise duty by a coalition of industry and consumer hospitality bodies ahead of his spring statement next week.
The Mill pub in Salisbury, Wiltshire, has been closed as part of police investigations into the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, his daughter Yulia with a nerve agent.
Minimum wages are set to rise again in April 2018, with the national living wage for those aged 25 and over set to increase from £7.50 to £7.83 per hour.
Pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby and deputy Fiona Dickie published statutory advice on 2 March to clarify the terms of market-rent-Only (MRO) tenancy options following recent arbitration awards.
The Lindisfarne Inn, just south of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, opened its doors to 50 motorists stranded in the snow despite rooms being fully booked.
Baroness Anne McIntosh of Pickering has taken up the chair of the board position of the recently revamped PASSCo community interest company, which operates the Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS).
With the rise of third-party home delivery services in recent years we are receiving more queries from operators seeking to add home deliveries and takeaways to their offering.
Following successful legal action by Sky, four licensees have been found to be infringing Sky's copyright by showing Sky Sports without having the required commercial agreements.
