All Legislation articles – Page 20
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Council plans crackdown on restaurants offering delivery
Westminster City Council is planning to force restaurants to seek planning permission if their deliveries reach too high a volume.
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Khan challenged on pub development proposals
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been urged to ensure his guidance on development of surplus land at pubs is fair to operators wanting to invest in their properties.
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Khan to crack down on pub developments
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is to urge planning authorities to resist applications to redevelop areas directly connected to pubs.
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Foodcos free to use salt replacements
Government health experts have given the all clear for food companies to use ‘potassium-based sodium replacers’, in a landmark decision in the battle to reduce salt intake.
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Operators give cautious welcome to ‘pragmatic’ Budget
Leading operators have expressed satisfaction with yesterday’s Budget announcements but stressed that more needs to be done to support the sector.
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Chancellor expected to rule out tax on coffee cups
MCA understands that takeaway coffee cups are unlikely to be included in the crackdown on takeaway packaging expected in today’s Budget.
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Sugar levy impact on low-alcohol drinks clarified
HMRC has given further details on how the softs drinks levy will affect alcohol substitute drinks, when it comes into force in force in April.
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Beer duty cut supported by 50 Tory MPs
An open letter from 50 Conservative MPs calling for the Chancellor to cut beer duty in next week’s Budget, has been delivered to the Treasury.
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Regional brewers ‘will gain most from MUP’
Analysts have been assessing the implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling that minimum unit alcohol pricing can be introduced in Scotland.
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TaxPayers Alliance report supports beer duty cut
A report by the TaxPayers’ Alliance has concluded that beer duty increases reduce the incentive for breweries to invest.
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Deliveroo wins “workers” case
Deliveroo has won a case in the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC), which has ruled that its delivery riders are self-employed
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Supreme Court to reveal MUP decision
The Supreme Court is to give its much-anticipated decision on minimum unit alcohol pricing in Scotland tomorrow.
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Menezes urges Hammond to increase tax on alcohol imports
Diageo chief executive Ivan Menezes has urged chancellor Philip Hammond to increase taxes on alcohol imported into the UK, to ease the burden on homegrown products, according to reports.
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Decision on EU citizens ‘gives sector peace of mind’
Clarification by the Government that EU citizens living in the UK will be allowed to remain after Brexit has been welcomed by trade bodies.
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Government will not scrap Late Night Levies
The Government has rejected a suggestion from the House of Lords to scrap Late Night Levies and Early Morning Restriction Orders.
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Rise in real living wage to place further pressure on bottom line
The increase in the real living wage is good news for employees but could put more pressure on hospitality businesses
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Councils ‘must protect pubs and clubs’ in policies
Developers have been urged to protect pubs and late-night venues in all planning policies and decisions.
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Kingston rejects late night levy
Sector trade bodies have welcomed the decision by the licensing committee at Kingston Council to reject launching a consultation on the introduction of a Late Night Levy in the borough.
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Deliveroo drivers issue legal claim over rights
Law firm Leigh Day has issued legal claims on behalf of 45 Deliveroo riders to the Employment Tribunal.
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Westminster launches Best Bar None scheme
Westminster City Council has launched its own Best Bar None scheme.