Oxford pub managers on loss of free lateral flow tests
PUB managers say the surge in Covid cases in recent weeks hasn’t impacted business yet – but derided the decision to minimise free testing.
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PUB managers say the surge in Covid cases in recent weeks hasn’t impacted business yet – but derided the decision to minimise free testing.
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PUB goers knocked back 204 pints per minute on the first day that pubs were allowed to reopen indoors. Pubs, restaurants, and cafes could reopen for the first time this year last Monday, as the third phase of Covid restrictions were lifted. Data from banking firm Revolut, who took a survey of 4,000 customers in Oxford last Monday, said that drinkers in the city spent 64 per cent more than the average Monday. The data also showed that the biggest spenders in Oxford were men between 25 and 34 years old - slightly younger than the national average. Nic Crawford, who is the landlord at ...