No time, no budget? Christmas is exactly when training matters most
The Government’s withdrawal of an updated tipping code of practice less than three months before implementation has left hospitality in limbo, UKHospitality said.
Procurement and the supply chain in hospitality, leisure and food & drink: A margin-defining priority
The Government’s withdrawal of an updated tipping code of practice less than three months before implementation has left hospitality in limbo, UKHospitality said.
NewsMinister urged to lower business rates for Welsh hospitality
UKHospitality Cymru made the case directly to Adam Price MS, the Cabinet Minister responsible for economic strategy and hospitality, for practical measures to reduce Welsh hospitality’s tax burden.
New NEETs figures – our response
The Office for National Statistics revealed the number of NEETs fell by 30,000 in the last quarter, but further action is vital to drive more job creations and opportunities for young people to sustain this decline.
Hospitality confidence sees ‘Burnham bounce’
Hospitality confidence sees ‘Burnham bounce’, but costs and political instability holding back investment, new polling reveals.
The real chicken battle is local: why national averages miss the point
The Government’s withdrawal of an updated tipping code of practice less than three months before implementation has left hospitality in limbo, UKHospitality said.
Hospitality’s biggest challenge isn’t demand – it’s margin
The Government’s withdrawal of an updated tipping code of practice less than three months before implementation has left hospitality in limbo, UKHospitality said.
Press releaseBack hospitality and boost Welsh economy with sector-wide business rates cut
UKHospitality Cymru has called on the new Welsh Government to reduce business rates for hospitality, which would represent swift delivery of its manifesto commitment.
One-in-six venues risk closure, as sector unites behind VAT cut
A new survey of hospitality businesses reveals mounting cost pressure, as the number of businesses operating at a loss increases significantly in just three months.
Pub bookings surge almost 300% for England’s World Cup kick-off
Bookings to watch England’s first game in the pub are up 293%, as hospitality set for 42% sales boost across the group stage.
Press releaseScottish pubs set for 40% sales boost, as Scotland campaign kicks off
Scotland’s first World Cup appearance in 28 years is expected to see fans pack pubs to watch the games.
Andy Burnham plans for pubs – our response
Andy Burnham, the Labour candidate in the Makerfield by-election, has set out a plan for pubs and the high street.
West Midlands Nighttime Economy Report – our response
The report recommends the need for national fiscal reform to support hospitality and local steps to improve licensing, planning and transport.