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Nightclub bosses ready to take Government to court over Covid vaccine passports Labour and the Lib Dems are against compulsory vaccine passports for nightclubs, and could be joined by dozens of Tory rebels 24 July 2021 • 8:40pm Clubbers, seen here on Freedom Day, may soon need vaccine passports to enter an establishment Credit: Joel Goodman/LNP Hospitality industry leaders have warned the Government it could face legal action over plans for compulsory vaccine passports for nightclubs and other "large crowded settings" in England. The new rules, announced by Boris Johnson on Monday, are due ...

Pingdemic: England's covid app sent half a million exposure notifications in a week Karla Adam © Hollie Adams/Bloomberg The National Health Service covid-19 app urges people to stay home if they have been exposed to someone with the virus for more than 15 minutes. LONDON —Employers in Britain are raising fears that a "pingdemic" could cause a major economic disruption this summer, after more than half a million people in a single week were pinged by the government's contact-tracing app, alerting them they may have been exposed to the coronavirus and should stay home for...

One in four UK venues still shut despite restrictions easing, scientists warn lockdown should end later than 21 June Bars and restaurants are concerned the Indian variant will jeopardise the government roadmap, which would further hit trading In today’s coronavirus news, fresh figures reveal persistent challenges for the hospitality sector, while government scientists are calling to delay the 21 June end of lockdown date. One in four UK restaurants, pubs, bars and other licensed premises have yet to reopen despite the return of inside service, new Market Recovery Monitor research from CGA ...

IN BRIEF: WH Ireland to book first annual profit in over five years Tue, 4th May 2021 13:49 WH Ireland Group PLC - London-based broker and wealth manager - Expects to report about GBP1 million in pretax profit for the financial year that ended March 31, swung from a GBP3.2 million loss the year before, as revenue rises by 29% to GBP27.9 million from GBP21.6 million. WH Ireland says the second half of the year was strong, particularly in the Capital Markets Division, which includes Corporate & Institutional Broking. CMD revenue rises to GBP14.5 million in financial 2021 from GBP7.9 million th...

Chain pubs, restaurants sales only down 24% in first week of reopening despite outdoor-only rule However, only 39% of venues were open for on-site dining and drinking during the period Chain pubs and restaurants groups have made a robust start to post-lockdown trading in England, according to the latest Coffer CGA Business Tracker. Like-for-like sales in the week from Monday 12 April to Sunday 18 April were down 25% on the equivalent period two years ago, despite a ban on indoor service. Sales in drink-led pubs were down by 11% and by 22% in pub restaurants. The restaurant segment recorded a...