Page 15 - Michael Kill News Today

Hospitality bosses say the increase to customers has been driven by a huge spike in labour costs and the return of the 20 per cent VAT rate in April on top of energy price rises,

Industry leaders have warned there ‘is little else’ nightlife businesses can do than pass cost increases onto customers.

Industry leaders said there is little else businesses can do than pass cost increases on after being struck by higher wages, rising food and drink costs and an end to Govt support measures.

Industry leaders have warned there ‘is little else’ nightlife businesses can do than pass cost increases onto customers.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union revealed today that all London Underground staff had been instructed to refuse to book on for any duty on both Tuesday, March 1 and Thursday, March 3.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to reveal the lifting of Plan B rules will be implemented next week in an announcement later today (Wednesday 19 January).

Plan B measures including guidance to work from home and mandatory Covid passes for nightclubs are to be dropped, the Government has announced.

The hospitality sector has welcomed the Government's decision to reduce the isolation period in England for those who test positive for Covid-19 from seven days to five.

The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has called for the Government to consider cutting down the Covid isolation period for hospitality workers, with the industry to examine a ‘Test & Release’ system.

As well as mandatory closing of nightclubs, venues such as pubs, restaurants and cinemas now have limits on people only meeting in groups of six along with two metre social distancing and maximum limits of 30 people inside. Speaking to Express.co.uk, Nick Newman, chair of Cardiff Licensees Forum, said colleagues had previously reported people travelling to […]