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20 Truro £17.96 Jon Knott, head of customer insights at Dojo, part of the Paymentsense brand, said: “After over a year of lockdowns and restrictions, it is no wonder that Brits are eager to get back to normality, and for some this includes going out for drinks at the local pub. "The average spending last week will have been high due to a number of reasons, from Brits celebrating their freedom to wanting to support their local businesses. “As pubs and restaurants with outdoor seating areas are now permitted to open with outdoor service, customers have been flocking back. Hospitali...

Lancaster ranks 9th in the top 10 biggest pub spenders in the first week after lockdown eases. Hospitality venues were able to serve people outdoors after months of closure, meaning thousands of Brits flocked back to bars and pubs. As eager Brits queued for the taste of normality, the data analyst team at Dojo wanted to find out which pubs across the UK were taking the largest average spend last week. Their data found that the first day of pubs reopening led to four times the usual spend levels across hospitality, compared to a typical Monday trading. This uptake was an extra 10-20 per cent ...

Older people feel 'left behind' as cash machines disappear from Leicester's streets AgeUK Leicestershire has received thousands of letters from older people who feel left behind as we 'head towards a cashless society' Updated Leicester among top 20 UK cities affected by the rapid decline of high-street ATMs Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other ...

NEW RESEARCH has revealed how a Lancashire town has seen its cash machines decline by over 15 per cent.

NEW RESEARCH has revealed how a Lancashire town has seen its cash machines decline by over 15 per cent.