Government confirms extension of commercial rent protections
The Government has further extended its rent protection period for commercial tenants until the end of the year.
Archives for September 16, 2020
The Lowdown: Zero Human Interaction restaurants
Restaurants that dispense with the need for human interaction are opening in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
UKH warns over scale of hospitality job losses without sector-specific employment support
At least 900,000 hospitality jobs are at risk unless Government offers a sector-specific package of employment support that helps businesses retain valuable workers, trade body UKHospitality has warned.
The Seafood Pub Company gastropubs go on the market
The 10 gastropubs that were formerly operated by award-winning seafood-focused pub group The Seafood Pub Company have gone onto the market.
How I Got Here: Brodie Meah
Brodie Meah is the co-founder of lively neighbourhood-style restaurant Top Cuvée, which recently launched a permanent retail space just around the corner from its restaurant mothership in London's Highbury.
Loungers reports strong performance and is 'sufficiently confident' about the future
Loungers has reported a “significant market out-performance” since reopening, with net like for like sales growth of +29.9% from 4 July to 13 September 2020.
Domino’s to deliver 5,000 new jobs in run up to Christmas
Domino’s UK & Ireland says it intends to hire an additional 5,000 staff following a surge in demand during the Coronavirus crisis.
Rob Atkinson: "Insurance companies now need to do the right thing"
The in-house lawyer that spearheaded a successful crowdfunding campaign to take on insurers over their refusal to pay out during the pandemic has warned that the insurance industry is likely to appeal yesterday's test case victory.
EOHO pushes inflation to five-year low
The effect of the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out (EOHO) scheme has led to a sharp fall in inflation across the UK.