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ONE of Hampshires oldest pubs has been given permission to raise the height of its chimneys to avoid the risk of a devastating fire. Civic chiefs have approved an application to safeguard the Sir John Barleycorn by increasing the distance between the top of the chimneys and the pubs thatched roof. The 12th century building at Southampton Road, Cadnam, was originally a row of cottages - one of which was owned by the Purkiss family. One of their ancestors found the body of King William Ru...

EMEA Morning Briefing : Stocks to Open Lower, Investors Eye ECB Review 07/08/2021 | 12:19am EDT Send by mail : Message : Watch For: Germany Foreign Trade; OECD Harmonised Unemployment Rate; ECB accounts of its last monetary policy discussions; updates from OMV, Fuller Smith & Turner, SAS, Persimmon, Rolls-Royce Holdings, Entain, and Meggitt. Opening Call: Equities: European stocks are set to open lower Thursday as investors continue to digest the U.S. Federal Reserves June meetin...

First-time jobless claims totaled 373,000 for the week ended July 3, compared with the 350,000 Dow Jones estimate. The previous weeks level was revised up by 7,000 from 364,000 to 371,000. Investors fled to the perceived safety of U.S. government bonds on Thursday, pushing the yield on the 10-year Treasury to its lowest level since late February. Back in Europe, the European Central Bank revised its inflation target to 2% and said it would allow consumer prices to overshoot when deemed necess...

Europe Loan Market in Lull as Mad Dash for Cash Becomes History This content was published on May 6, 2021 - 10:21 May 6, 2021 - 10:21 (Bloomberg) -- European loan issuance by companies has plummeted since last year’s record-breaking rush for cash, as borrowers turn to the better terms offered on other types of debt such as bonds. Loan sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa fell 43% to 227 billion euros ($272 billion) between January and April from a year-earlier, according to data compi...

Chain pubs, restaurants sales only down 24% in first week of reopening despite outdoor-only rule However, only 39% of venues were open for on-site dining and drinking during the period Chain pubs and restaurants groups have made a robust start to post-lockdown trading in England, according to the latest Coffer CGA Business Tracker. Like-for-like sales in the week from Monday 12 April to Sunday 18 April were down 25% on the equivalent period two years ago, despite a ban on indoor service. Sales ...

BBC News By Simon Read image copyrightGetty Images Englands pubs have been deluged by people eager to book space from when beer gardens reopen on 12 April, industry group UK Hospitality has said. From that date, pubs are expected to be able to serve customers sitting outdoors. One Leeds pub reported that it had taken in 700 bookings in just five hours this week. Demand has been so high that scammers have even taken to advertising fake pub bookings. Pubs in most of the UK have been closed to sit...

26 February 2021 | 08:44am StockMarketWire.com - Pubs and hotels business Fuller, Smith & Turner said Adam Councell would step down from his current position as finance director. Councell decided to return to the services sector to take up a role with Marlowe in due course. The search for his replacement is underway and shareholders will be kept updated, as appropriate, the company said. At 8:44am: [LON:FSTA] Fuller Smith Turner PLC share price was 0p at 746p Story provided by StockMarketWire....

There will still be a limit of up to six people from two different households meeting in outdoor hospitality venues, but there will not been any curfews in place or rules requiring people to purchase a ‘substantial meal’ to drink. Step Three: Most of the economy reopens The third step will kick-in on May 17 at the earliest, when it is hoping to remove most of the social contact rules that have stopped people socialising for much of the last year. This will allow people to start mixing ind...

Risk and reward: The cost of investing in drinks companies 21st December, 2020 by db_staff A standby as a Christmas present has always been a bottle or, depending on your generosity, a case of a well chosen wine or spirit. However, you still have time to do better this year by buying the recipient a stake in the company that produces liquid gifts. That adds the benefits of not “being gone when i...