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BBC News Published Beer and pub sector leaders are pressing the government to give them a reopening date. The industry is desperate to get back to business after repeated warnings many pubs will not survive. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) is asking the government for a clear timeline and a "roadmap to recovery". The government insists that it has a plan for re-opening the economy which it will reveal after 22 February. The BBPA said trading restrictions and lockdowns knocked sales ...

The boss of pubs giant Greene King wants a date set for the reopening of pubs across the UK or the industry could lose billions more in sales

Eating Out DIDNT really help out! Data shows Rishis £849m taxpayer-funded meal deals saw only 6% rise in visitors to restaurants, cafés and shopping centres... and ONLY on days discounts were offered Eat Out To Help Out ran from August 3 to August 13 and offered 50 per cent off Only 25 per cent of food businesses took up the Government-subsidised offer Treasury revealed scheme cost the taxpayer an eyewatering £849 million Study by three economists found footfall was only increased by six per...

With pubs, bars, restaurants and nightclubs shut up and down the country, nearly £8billion worth of beer sales were lost in the past 12 months, the BBPA said.

Trade leaders and industry body the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) have pleaded for a clear date and plan for when and how pubs can reopen.

A PETITION has been launched to try to call on the Government to reopen gyms in the UK.

The petition, which requires 100,000 signatures to be considered for debate, has already surpassed the150,000 mark.

The petition, which requires 100,000 signatures to be considered for debate, has already surpassed the150,000 mark.

The petition, which requires 100,000 signatures to be considered for debate, has already surpassed the150,000 mark.

John Stifler: In gratitude Published: 2/9/2021 9:41:20 AM I continue to be impressed by how local businesses are finding ways to support the community in the midst of all the coronavirus constraints. On a recent Saturday, the Hungry Ghost bakery in Northampton donated two large bags full of bread to Dine In/Help Out, this year’s socially distanced version of the annual wintertime soup-and-bread supper that serves as a fundraiser for the Haiti Ministry of Grace Episcopal Church in Amherst. No...