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The Dockle Farmhouse, Swindon The Bath Arms, Warminster Wetherspoon chief executive John Hutson said: “We are looking forward to welcoming our customers and staff back to our pubs.” Under Boris Johnson's roadmap out of lockdown, the hospitality industry can reopen for the first time in months, but will only be serving food or drink outdoors. The 'rule of six' will still be in force, meaning customers can meet up in groups of six - or two households, whichever is greater. Drinkers will also have to order from their table and stay seated - enabling social distancing. However, new ...

Hoteliers call for an end to restrictions in time for Easter Hoteliers respond to the Covid Recovery Group’s call for an end to hospitality restrictions by Easter 15 February 2021 • 1:56pm Lympstone Manor is one of many British hotels that is awaiting news of when the hospitality sector can reopen Credit: Mark Ashbee The Covid Recovery Group, which comprises more than 60 lockdown-sceptic MPs, has written a letter urging the Government to commit to a timetable for exiting lockdown, including lifting restrictions on UK hospitality by Easter. The letter says there will be ‘no justificatio...

WE are all craving a night out at one of our favourite haunts at the moment. This is cruel as we are not allowed to eat out right now but indulge me for a moment. Wouldn’t we all love to finish work and head into town for a couple of drinks? I’m thinking the Bath Arms in The Lanes for example. After an aperitif or two you start thinking about food and yes, maybe a place most of us adore, Curry Leaf Cafe in Ship Street or in Kemp Town. Into their cosy restaurant for a gorgeous curry and then a bus home.

If restrictions are to lift in March, let us open for Easter, is the message from many hospitality business owners continuing to struggle