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Helen Robinson Several eateries located in southern Colorado were recipients of OZO Good Relief Worker Fund grants, made possible through the  Colorado Restaurant Association, the Colorado Restaurant Foundation and Planterra Foods. "The OZO Good Relief Worker Fund is a Dine Out to Help Out campaign to help Black-owned businesses and their employees weather the COVID-19 crisis," a news release said. The recipients are: English Dockside Fresh Seafoo...

Coronavirus in Winchester BUSINESSES in Winchester have benefited from around £57 million in support through grants and business rates relief during the coronavirus pandemic, figures reveal. It has been a challenging year for businesses in many different industries, and smaller companies have been particularly impacted by the onslaught of Covid-19. The Government has brought in a range of support packages to help businesses throughout the crisis, with emergency grants for small business...

Liverpool bar and restaurant brings back Eat Out to Help Out style deal The Government scheme ended back in August 2020 but one restaurant is bringing it back to Liverpool Updated A Liverpool bar and restaurant has brought back the popular Birdies Bar & BBQ in the Baltic Triangle shared the news this week that its version of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme goes live today, April 19. The Government scheme was launched in August 2020 for one month in a bid to encourage people to get back out ...

Doctors warn hospitality industry that ventilation must be improved to prevent Covid spike "People are much more likely to become infected in a room with windows that can’t be opened or lacking any ventilation system," say the British Medical Journal Doctors warn hospitality industries about ventilation after reopening (Image: PA) Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe...

VENTILATION in pubs and restaurants must be improved to prevent another spike in coronavirus following the reopening of outdoor hospitality in England, doctors have warned. The British Medical Association (BMA) said the Government has clearly conveyed the “hands, face, space” message, but more needs to be done to guard against airborne transmission of the virus. Pubs, bars and restaurants, workplaces and other public settings should be given ventilation guidance as they welcome the pu...

(PA) Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Ventilation in pubs and restaurants must be improved to prevent another spike in coronavirus following the reopening of outdoor hospitality in England, doctors have warned. The British Medical Association (BMA) said the Government has clearly conveyed the “hands, face, space” message, but more needs to be done to guard against airborne transmission of the virus. P...

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Lockdown roadmap updates on new pub rules and who will be vaccinated next The vaccine rollout is continuing but there are fears about what effect more relaxation of the rules will have The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Ventilation in pubs and restaurants must be improved to prevent another spike in coronavirus following the reopening of outdoor hospitality in England, doctors have warned. The British Medical Association (BMA) said the Government has clearly conveyed the “hands, fa...

The pandemic has left Britain with deep economic wounds, but “Monday is a really positive start.”

Published on Despite the upcoming end of lockdown and promise of in-person shopping, online retail sales continued to show strong growth in March, rising by +71.7% Year-on-Year (YoY). That’s according to the latest IMRG Capgemini Online Retail Index, which tracks the online sales performance of over 200 retailers. With last March coinciding with the start of lockdown, however, this growth must be put in the context of the resulting sales spiral, which saw overall growth sink to just +3.0% Y...