All Legislation articles – Page 53
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Opinion
Stop the theft of your secrets
A new Trade Secrets Directive law could protect your company from copycat stealing. Warren Wayne and Dr Mark Abell of Bird & Bird explain more
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News
Council explores single business licence plan
Cornwall Council has been issued a Government grant in order to explore the possibility of creating a single business licence
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New focus on tackling crime in West End's night-time economy
City of Westminster police and London Mayor Boris Johnson have launched a new team of officers to tackle violence and crime in the West End’s night-time economy
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OpinionBuilding a future for British beer
In June Mike Benner left the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) after 20 years of campaigning, to take up his new post as managing director of the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA). He talks to Roger Protz about the value of a good beer
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News
TCG to take part in Tax Equality Day
TCG, the managed pub and bar operator, has said it will take part in Tax Equality Day on 24 September as part of the campaign to reduce VAT for the sector to 5%
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Pub sector urged to give views on EU Alcohol Strategy
The House of Lords is urging the pub sector to give its views on a new EU Alcohol Strategy
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Whiting & Hammond signs up to Tax Equality Day
Whiting & Hammond, the Kent-based multiple pub operator, has pledged its support for Tax Equality Day on 24 September
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Minimum pricing ‘would have no effect on pubs’
Two new studies have given support for minimum alcohol unit pricing, with one academic accusing the Government of a “lamentable failure to take action”
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New allergen rules will carry unlimited fines
Businesses that fail to warn customers about any possible allergens in their food could face an unlimited fine, under new EU rules
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McDonald’s “joint employer” ruling could set precedent
A ruling has stated that McDonald’s could be considered a “joint employer” along with its more than 2,000 US franchisees
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Nearly half of operators unaware of allergen law change
Almost half (44%) of foodservice operators are still unaware of the allergen laws due to be implemented this coming December, according to research by Unilever Food Solutions
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News
Liverpool to consult on late-night levy
Liverpool City Council’s licensing committee has granted a consultation on implementing a late-night levy
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Underage drinking at record low levels
The rate of underage drinking has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 1988, according to a report from a Government-backed body that provides research on public health
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NewsFamily brewers criticise pubco code plan
The Independent Family Brewers of Britain (IFBB) has branded the proposed pubs code an “insult to the way we do business” in the latest blow to the Government’s proposals
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Weymouth rejects late-night levy and EMRO
Weymouth has rejected the idea of consulting on an early morning restriction order or a late-night levy, due to concerns over ‘the terminal hour’ and the financial implications on businesses
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NewsBrandon Lewis leaves pubs minister role
Brandon Lewis MP has promised that the pub industry will remain “well looked after”, following his promotion to Minister of State for the Department of Communities and Local Government (DCLG) today
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Punch backs VAT Tax Equality Day
Punch Taverns has pledged its support for the nationwide VAT Tax Equality Day on 24 September
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Nottingham approves late-night levy
Nottingham City Council is the fifth local authority to approve a late-night levy
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NewsRestaurant interiors could be registered as trademarks
A judgement yesterday by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) may lead to the interior design of restaurant premises being potentially available to register as trademarks
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NewsBBPA to make case for duty and red tape cuts
The British Beer & Pub Association is to push for further duty reductions on beer and cuts in red tape in the run-up to next May’s general election