All Legislation articles – Page 24
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NewsDeliveroo 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.
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Employment law changes could create 'administrative nightmare'
Recommendations contained in the Taylor Review into employment practices could create an “administrative nightmare” for hospitality operators at a time when margins are already being squeezed, a leading lawyer has warned.
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NewsParliament to debate beer and pubs taxes
Parliament will hold a debate on taxation of the beer and pubs sector next Tuesday.
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NewsCritical action ‘needed to support sector growth’
The Government has been urged to provide targeted support for the eating and drinking out sector as it faces mounting barriers to growth.
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NewsCampaigners renew calls for MUP across UK
The Welsh Government’s proposal to introduce a minimum price per unit of alcohol sold in the country has sparked renewed calls for the same to be done in the UK.
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NewsDeputy pubs code adjudicator appointed
The Government has appointed a deputy pubs code adjudicator to work alongside Paul Newby.
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Brewery growth ‘shows need for duty relief reform’
Hogs Back Brewery owner Rupert Thompson has warned of the “squeezed middle” in the brewing sector caused by the unintended consequences of Progressive Beer Duty.
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NewsWarnings for on-trade over Welsh MUP plans
An economist has told MCA that the on-trade should be wary about the Welsh Government’s plans to introduce a minimum price per unit of alcohol.
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Select committee demands answers on pubs code progress
A select committee has demanded assurances from the Pubs Code Adjudicator’s office as it mulls an inquiry into the operation of the code.
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Councils ‘must be more proactive with rates relief’
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has warned that not enough is being done by councils to ensure promised rates relief is being distributed to businesses.
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UK facing “greatest threat to integrity of food supply since WWII”
The UK is facing the greatest threat to the integrity of its food supply since World War II
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NewsForde: Action needed on tax
David Forde, chairman of the British Beer & Pub Association, has said action is sorely needed to avoid an unsustainable tax burden on the sector.
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Business rates relief still due for 4,500 pubs
The leader of the Liberal Democrats has said the Government has left “thousands of pubs in the lurch”.
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FSA says ‘no evidence’ 2 Sisters breached safety
The Food Standards Agency has said it found “no evidence” of safety breaches after investigating allegations about Boparan Holdings parent company, 2 Sisters Group.
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'FSA needs more power post-Brexit'
The UK needs a single, strong and well-funded food regulator to negotiate the unknown territory of Brexit – or risk an inconsistent landscape for F&B operators, a leading lawyer has warned.
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Analysis & InsightTim Martin on Boris Johnson
JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin writes in defence of Boris Johnson and says those attacking him for perceived falsehoods in his campaign to quit the EU have often been guilty of peddling fake news themselves.
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NewsALMR calls for hospitality minister role to be created
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has called for the introduction of a hospitality minister.
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NewsUberEats to continue as normal
UberEats, the food delivery arm of Uber, is expected to continue to operate as normal in London despite the news that its private hire operator licence in London would not be renewed next month
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Average price for pint of bitter breaks £3 barrier
The average price of a pint of bitter in Britain’s pubs has broken through the £3 barrier for the first time