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  • Consumers satisfied with pub and restaurant safety, sector insists ahead of new restrictions

    October 12, 2020

    Most consumers have been satisfied with safety measures in pubs, bars and restaurants since lockdown lifted, the hospitality sector insisted ahead of new restrictions expected to be announced this evening. A survey of more than 200,000 customers found that 86 per cent were satisfied with precautions put in place and 88 per cent were pleased [...]

  • Coronavirus: Central London footfall picks up despite threat of tighter restrictions

    October 12, 2020

    Coronavirus: Central London footfall picks up despite threat of tighter restrictions

  • London retail landlords struggle to collect rent from tenants

    October 12, 2020

    London commercial property landlords are struggling to collect rent from beleaguered retail tenants amid a slump in footfall during the coronavirus pandemic. Great Portland Estates announced this morning that it collected just 21 per cent of the retail, hospitality and leisure rent it was owed in the quarter ended 30 September. However total rent paid [...]

  • Retail body accuses government on inaction on garment worker abuse

    October 11, 2020

    The trade body for the UK retail sector has said that the government has carried out no “significant action” to protect textile workers from exploitaiton. In a letter to home secretary Priti Patel, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) said: “Despite numerous reports in the media, and a previous letter to the home secretary signed by [...]

  • Marston’s and Carlsberg get green light for £780m brewing JV

    October 9, 2020

    Brewers Marston’s and Carlsberg have been given the go-ahead to complete a £780m joint venture after a Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation. Shares in London-listed Marston’s rose 16.7 per cent as markets cheered the decision. The UK’s competition watchdog said that as the two firms had different areas of focus, competition between the two [...]

  • DEBATE: Should the social distancing restrictions on weddings be dropped?

    October 9, 2020

    Should the social distancing restrictions on weddings be dropped? Mark Henriques, managing director of Cripps & Co and petitioner seeking an injunction against the government measures, says YES. In March, lockdown shattered the plans of the thousands of people set to marry this year. I have watched with dismay as a temporary upset, caused by [...]

  • Lardlord AEW presses on with Cineworld legal action despite closures

    October 8, 2020

    Property firm AEW UK is reportedly going ahead with its legal action against beleaguered cinema chain Cineworld over unpaid rents, despite the closure of all of the firm’s theatres in the UK.  AEW is suing Cineworld for around £200,000 of unpaid rent.  The cinema operator has closed all of its UK and US cinemas after [...]

  • Landlord New River converts retail property into residential amid high street turmoil

    October 8, 2020

    Landlord New River REIT is pushing ahead with its plans to convert some of its retail and pub destinations into housing, it announced today, amid a challenging period for the sector.  The real estate investment trust announced today that it has progressed its residential conversion opportunities during the coronavirus pandemic. In a trading update this [...]

  • Liverpool mayor rejects plans to shut pubs and restaurants across north of England

    October 8, 2020

    The mayor of Liverpool has come out against potential plans for any further restrictions across the north of England, such as pub and restaurant closures. Steve Rotheram called it “deeply disappointing” that new Covid-19 restrictions could be in place from Monday. “At the moment we have a patchwork of local measures across the country and [...]

  • Imperial Brands revenue flat as pandemic drives smoking pick up

    October 8, 2020

    Tobacco giant Imperial Brands said that it expected full year revenue to be broadly flat, with the pandemic driving up demand for cigarettes. In a trading update, the FTSE 100 firm said the increase in demand had offset weaker duty free sales, which fell due to the restrictions on international travel. The announcement sent shares [...]

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