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Amelia Coates, general manager of the Angel Inn, Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, Inn Collection Group  Expectations of working in hospitality: ​I always worked in the sector going through university. But it wasn’t until three years ago that I saw my career starting in it.  I came back to it literally by accident. I had a car crash which left me in chronic pain. I had become isolated and withdrawn and beginning a new job as front of house was a way for me to start to rebuild not only my fitness but my confidence and self-esteem.  I almost felt I was taking a moment out. My expectation ...

Licensed venue closed every 48 minutes  An average of 30 licensed venues a day have permanently closed since December 2019 – the highest rate on record according to new figures. As reported by  The Morning Advertiser (MA),​ the latest Market Recovery Monitor from CGA and AlixPartners revealed that despite 4,170 site launches since the last month of 2019, the loss of 11,894 means there have been almost three closures for each new venture.   This has resulted in a net loss of 7,724 licensed venues.  What’s more, the closure numbers are expected to increase, according to the research...

The pubs code was introduced to ensure that tied tenants of the biggest pub companies get treated fairly and are no worse off than if they were free of tie. They can judge if they are worse off by looking at both options side by side in the market-rent-only (MRO) option process. They then have the right to choose the option best for their business. Tenant take-up MRO is a powerful tool for tied tenants. Yet the number of them using the process has reduced year on year since the code’s introduction in 2016.  So why aren’t more tenants making use of it? 

More than 7,000 pubgoers have voted for new names at four Greene King pubs which had ‘racist connotations’. Greene King asked communities to rename the pubs via an online poll and stated the decision to change the names is part of its inclusion and diversity strategy in a bid to champion equality and diversity within the firm alongside further supporting people from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. The 3,100-strong group said the name change followed detailed consultations with a range of stakeholders and thorough research of the pubs’ histories....

Millions of pounds of rent owed to billionaire-owned pub group Wellington Pub Company from some of its tenants is currently in dispute, according to a survey.