All Legislation articles – Page 67
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BBPA: include pubs in high street plans
The chief executive of the British Beer & Pub Association has written to the new high streets minister calling for pubs to be recognised under the Government’s high street regeneration plans
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Petition urges rates relief for pop-ups
A petition has been launched urging retailers of ‘pop-up’ premises to be able to qualify for three months business rates relief
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Councils apply 'iron rule' on saturation zones
A leading licensing barrister has criticised local councils for their “iron-rule” approach to cumulative impact zones (CIZs) after helping Sainsbury’s win a court appeal against a refusal of a premises licence
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OpinionPressure rises on health debate
The Government continues to put its trust in the Responsibility Deal amid rising pressure from health campaigners and the Labour Party to take legislative action. What future for the partnership approach, asks John Harrington
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Half of high street restaurants commit to cut salt
The Department of Health has denied reports that it has dropped a salt reduction pledge from the Responsibility Deal, and said that half of all high street restaurants have committed to cutting salt in their products
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OpinionA food law headache is served
A new EU-wide law that will make it mandatory for operators to provide customers with information about the contents of their food is likely to create problems for those running hotels, pubs and restaurants. Fourth’s James England looks at the implications
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NewsLabour 'won't act on healthy pub food'
The Labour Party has moved to dismiss a suggestion from the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers that the next Labour Government would use the power of law to force pubs to sell healthy food
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Blackpool EMRO 'could open floodgates'
Blackpool could “open the floodgates” to early morning restriction orders (EMROs) being implemented elsewhere, the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) Autumn Conference heard
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NewsCalorie labelling at 5,000 fast food outlets
Health minister reveals the figures in Parliament as she vows to “inject new energy” into the Responsibility Deal, saying: “Public health will never be improved just from Whitehall”
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Milton Keynes votes against late-night levy
Milton Keynes council has voted against plans to introduce a late-night levy
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Trade associations launch business rates campaign
A range of trade associations have joined together to launch a campaign on business rates called ‘Better Rates for Pubs’
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Restaurant groups accused of avoiding tax
A number of restaurant companies have been accused of using the controversial Eurobonds scheme to reduce tax payments, as part of an investigation by The Independent
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Councils call for review of outdated licensing system
Local businesses need to be freed from outdated and complex licensing rules and needless red tape, council leaders are warning
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Labour 'would add regulations on healthy food'
Operators can expect new regulations forcing them to serve healthier meals if Labour gets to power, according to Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) strategic affairs director Kate Nicholls
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Premises licence fees 'could rise 10-fold'
Operators should prepare for 10-fold increases in premises licence fees, a leading sector lobbyist has warned
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Business rates increase could cost sector £58m
Following the Office for National Statistics’ announcement earlier this week of RPI of 3.2% for September 2013, the ALMR believes that the licensed hospitality industry may be hit with an increase in business rates which could cost the sector up to £58m.
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NewsCable 'won't be intimidated by scare mongering' over pubco action
Business Secretary Vince Cable has told Parliament that he will not “be intimidated by scare mongering” over the introduction of a statutory code and adjudicator in the tenanted pub company model
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Harrow cancels EMRO
Harrow Council cancelled its early morning restriction order (EMRO) hearing, due on 10 October, thereby terminating the EMRO process
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OpinionThe campaign game
Jacques Borel’s VAT campaign is just one example of a recent trend of single-issue lobbying in the sector. John Harrington examines the trend and what it means for established trade associations
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More than 3k hospitality staff paid below minimum wage
A total of 3,277 workers in the hospitality sector were found to have been paid below the national minimum wage (NMW), and action taken against their employers, during 2012/2013