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Sohrab Kazemahvazi raises concerns over the superfluous use of plastics in some takeaway services and highlights the consumer-led demand for less plastic packaging. The UK’s food and beverages industry remains one of the worst hit by the pandemic. The hospitality sector has seen a 76 percent increase 1 in closures, with more than 1,500 branches affected. The catering sector also suffers as major events are postponed and the entire industry is forced to reimagine its business operations in or...

Marvin Ayala is new director of OEU Marvin Ayala has been named the new director for Ocala Electric Utilities. He had been deputy director since August 2018. Before coming to the City of Ocala, Ayala served as director of electric operations for South Norwalk (Connecticut) Electric and Water, manager of electric field operations for Eversource Energy and supervisor of standard field operations for the United Illuminating Company in Norwalk, according to a city news release. He recently earned...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given the go-ahead to further relaxations of the lockdown rules in England. Revellers will be able to enjoy food and drink inside with the reopening of indoor hospitality on May 17, while friends and relatives will be given the choice on whether to socially distance from one another. Here, the PA news agency looks at what is set to change under step three of the Government’s road map. – What will be allowed indoors? Gatherings inside homes are to be permitte...

Local elections Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given the go-ahead to further relaxations of the lockdown rules in England. Revellers will be able to enjoy food and drink inside with the reopening of indoor hospitality on May 17, while friends and relatives will be given the choice on whether to socially distance from one another. Here, the PA news agency looks at what is set to change under step three of the Government’s road map. – What will be allowed indoors? Gatherings inside ...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given the go-ahead to further relaxations of the lockdown rules in England. Revellers will be able to enjoy food and drink inside with the reopening of indoor hospitality on May 17, while friends and relatives will be given the choice on whether to socially distance from one another. Here, the PA news agency looks at what is set to change under step three of the Government’s road map. – What will be allowed indoors? Gatherings inside homes are to be permitte...

New street food restaurant to open in Bath city centre The opening date has been confirmed The Coconut Tree - opens in Bath - May 2021 THE LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES ACROSS BATH STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notic...

Sales of non-alcoholic drinks aren’t predicted to hit 2019 levels for another two years, one soft drinks producer has revealed. The owner of brands including Robinson’s, Pepsi Max and 7Up, Britvic unveiled its latest statistics on how the soft drinks category has performed over the past year. The Soft Drinks Review Licensed 2021 ​revealed sales were flat during January and February 2020 before falling sharply in March, when the first cases of Covid-19 hit the ...

One hundred and seven. Read that again - 107. That is the total number of outbreaks in pub settings between June 2020 and February 2021 - a statistic that has been the bedrock on which this Government has built its campaign of hostility towards a trade that has been overtly targeted time and time again. That’s a total number of outbreaks across nine months, four of those while the industry was shut down​ - so effectively over the short trading window we were allo...

Could a return to the Covid tiers help to keep the Easts economy open? - Credit: PA The UK remains on its slow, deliberate path along the government’s roadmap to recovery. With every incremental step life gets a little bit more normal. Each and every jab a baby step towards freedom. But for the East’s economy, not going back into lockdown will be more important than getting back to normal quickly. That was the problem last year. The Fightback East manifesto - Credit: Archant We hailed July...

HMRC’s fraud hotline inundated with 91,000 calls in first nine months of pandemic The number of calls per month on average was up during the first nine months of the Covid crisis compared with 2019. (Getty Images) HMRC’s fraud hotline received more than 91,000 calls during the first nine months of the pandemic, with concerns about furlough fraud likely to be behind many of the calls. On average 10,000 calls per month were made to HMRC’s hotline from April to December 2020...