All Legislation articles – Page 28
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Apprenticeship levy risks “quantity over quality”
A think tank has warned that the Apprenticeship Levy risks “increasing quantity at the risk of quality”.
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Health body admits sugar tax won’t reduce soft drinks sales
Public Health England has said there is no evidence that the sugar tax will reduce soft drink sales.
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Motion to review Pubs Code Adjudicator role passed
A motion by Greg Mulholland MP calling on the Government to re-open the appointment process for the pubs code adjudicator has been passed.
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Pubs Code Adjudicator reveals ‘high rate’ of calls
The Pubs Code Adjudicator’s office received 435 enquiries in its first six months – to 21 January.
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WSTA calls for 2% duty cut
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has called on the Chancellor to introduce a 2% cut for wines and spirits in the Budget.
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Tower Hamlets votes for late night levy
Tower Hamlets has become the latest authority to decide to implement a late night levy.
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Hunt for new CEO at The Portman Group continues
Recruitment is ongoing for the new chief executive of The Portman Group, following the departure of Henry Ashworth.
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BHA partners with Altus to give rates advice
The British Hospitality Association (BHA) has partnered with Altus Group to provide advice to members on business rates.
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Operators warned over film screenings legislation change
Operators wishing to hold film nights will need to seek permission from the rights holder, following a change to copyright law.
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Government: Essential to press on with apprenticeship levy
The Government has insisted it will continue discussions with businesses over the implementation of the apprenticeship levy.
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Mulholland secures HoC debate on pubs code implementation
Greg Mulholland, outgoing chair of the All Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group, has secured a House of Commons debate on the Pubs Code Adjudicator role and the implantation of the code.
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BBPA urges Liverpool to U-turn on levy
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has urged Liverpool City Council to abandon its plans to implement a late night levy.
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NewsTied tenants body criticises Newby’s handling of complaints
The British Pub Confederation has criticised Pubs Code Adjudicator Paul Newby’s handling of complaints to his office.
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NewsPlan to change pub planning laws fails to convince Parliament
A bid to scrap permitted development rights for pubs has failed to make it through as an amendment to the Neighbourhood Planning Bill.
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Bill seeks to scrap permitted development rights for pubs
MP and pub campaigner Greg Mulholland is to table an amendment to the Neighbourhood Planning Bill today, aimed at removing permitted development rights for pubs.
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Pubs code adjudicator has received 79 referrals
The pubs code adjudicator received 79 arbitration referrals in the four months since the legislation came into force.
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Government sugar levy response due Monday
The Government is to announce it will press ahead with plans for a fiscal levy on added-sugar soft drinks, when it publishes its consultation on the sugar levy on Monday.
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NewsNLW changes ‘gives sector breathing space’
Trade bodies for the hospitality sector have welcomed the recommendations from the Low Pay Commission, which confirms the abandonment of the £9 political figure for the National Living Wage by 2020.
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13,000 pubs could be eligible for 100% small business rate relief
Pubs minister Andrew Percy has revealed that 13,000 pubs could be eligible for complete small-business rate relief, following the Autumn Statement.
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Legendary music venue wins noise complaints case after three years
Established music venue, The Winning Post, in Sutton, has successfully defended itself from six alleged breaches of a noise abatement notice.