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Diners in Sutton bought more than 200,000 discounted meals through the Governments month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme, figures reveal. For three days a week in August, people could buy a half price meal at outlets that signed up to the scheme and save up to £10 per person. The initiative, which saw people flock to pubs, restaurants and cafés across the UK, was largely hailed a success by the hospitality sector but has since been criticised over claims it encouraged further spread of ...

People eating out in the Richmond area bought nearly 300,000 discounted meals through the Governments month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme, figures reveal. For three days a week in August, people could buy a half price meal at outlets that signed up to the scheme and save up to £10 per person. The initiative, which saw people flock to pubs, restaurants and cafés across the UK, was largely hailed a success by the hospitality sector but has since been criticised over claims it encouraged...

Nightclubs warn they wont survive beyond end of this month as pandemic continues to bite Businesses in the night-time economy say they need urgent support as the national lockdown keeps them closed Updated Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other rel...

HAVING to agree with a large amount of people regarding the failure of the Government, isn’t hindsight a wonderful thing? I wonder how many of that ‘holier than thou’ body of the population actually thought that when they in their droves took the Eat Out to Help Out offer last summer, were actually helping Covid 19 to spread itself to the rest of us. Yes, I agree we went into lockdown too late and came out too soon, but, how many actually thought perhaps we should use a little bit o...

More than 200,000 discounted meals were bought in Swindon through the Government’s month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme during the summer, figures reveal. For three days a week through August, people could buy a cut price meal at outlets that signed up to the scheme and save up to £10 per person. The initiative, which saw people flock to pubs, restaurants and cafés across the UK, was largely hailed a success by the hospitality sector. It has since been claimed the scheme encouraged f...

DINERS in Dorset bought more than 1.6m discounted meals through the Governments month-long Eat Out to Help Out scheme, figures reveal - and county business bosses are hoping it returns this summer to support the hospitality industry. New data from HM Revenue and Customs shows around 827,000 cut-price meals were claimed at 453 participating businesses in the Dorset Council area. Craig Oakes, president of Weymouth and Portland Chamber of Commerce, said: "Businesses were struggling and it wa...

Eat Out to Help Out data reveals cost of scheme in North-East NORTH-EAST restaurants claimed more than three-and-a-half million meals under the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, new figures show - costing the taxpayer more than £22 million. Diners in the region got a Government-backed 50 per cent discount on meals and soft drinks costing up to £10 each on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays during August. The scheme was introduced in efforts to kick-start the hospitality industry after widesp...

AROUND 337,000 meals were claimed for on the Eat Out to Help Out scheme in Warrington – creating a bill of more than £1.7million for the government. A total of 131 restaurants, pubs, cafes and other eateries in the borough took Chancellor Rishi Sunak up on his incentive scheme to support the hospitality sector throughout August. A geographic breakdown of official statistics also reveals an average of £13,400 was claimed per business with an average discount per meal of £5.22. N...

Time to wean the country off furlough and reinvigorate the economy  Companies that would otherwise have gone bust are being kept afloat – at the expense of dynamism and innovation 3 February 2021 • 12:30pm Here’s a  slightly unconventional question for your virtual pub quiz: by what percentage did the number of company insolvencies increase in 2020 compared with 2019? A pint of Newcastle Brown to anyone who said that no, actually they fell – by 17 per cent. In fact, the 12,557 comp...

Diners in Bury saved £1.4 million on meals during Eat Out To Help Out A total of 141 restaurants, cafes and food takeaways in the borough took advantage of the discounts offered 14:48, 3 FEB 2021 The Hideaway, in Bury New Road, Prestwich (Image: Copyright Unknown) Dont miss a thing thats happening in and around Bury by signing up to the free MyBury newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send...