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  • Which cafes and restaurants are reopening as the coronavirus lockdown lifts?

    June 10, 2020

    After two months of coronavirus lockdown, Britain’s high streets are waking up again. From Pret to Pizza Express, cafes and restaurants across the country are working out how to restart their businesses. So what chains can customers expect to open up again on Monday, when so-called non-essential businesses are allowed to make their long-awaited return? [...]

  • Two metre social distancing rule ‘would leave many small businesses unable to make profit’

    June 10, 2020

    Many of the country’s small companies will not be viable unless two metre social distancing rules are relaxed, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has claimed. Ahead of non-essential shops reopening next week, FSB chairman Mike Cherry this afternoon added to pressure on the government to cut the nationwide two metre rule, which has already [...]

  • Monsoon Accessorize owner buys retailer out of administration, with 545 jobs lost

    June 10, 2020

    Monsoon Accessorize founder Peter Simon has bought the struggling business out of administration, in a move which aims to save both brands but cuts 545 jobs in the process. As a result of the deal, 35 of the company’s stores across the UK will close, resulting in the initial job losses. Simon will try to [...]

  • Restaurant Group to close 125 sites as it looks to cut costs

    June 10, 2020

    The Restaurant Group has announced plans to close 125 of its sites, as the company seeks to push down rents to weather the financial storm of the coronavirus crisis. The closure, which puts around 3,000 jobs at risk, will mainly impact its Italian-American-themed Frankie & Benny’s chain. It marks a significant cut to the size [...]

  • UK lockdown: Zoos and drive-in cinemas could reopen from 15 June

    June 10, 2020

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson is today expected to outline which sectors of the UK economy will reopen after lockdown on 15 June, such as zoos and drive-in cinemas. The UK is slowly reopening its economy after it entered lockdown on 23 March, leading to the widespread closure of restaurants, pubs, gyms, cafes and most shops [...]

  • Retailers get ready to reopen – but shoppers may be too scared to visit

    June 10, 2020

    Shops across the country may be preparing to finally reopen their doors next week, but fears are growing that the British public will be too anxious to actually visit them after spending months under coronavirus lockdown. Those concerns have today been laid bare in a survey of more than 1,000 consumers, which suggested many people [...]

  • Hovis owners set to sell bread brand for up to £150m

    June 9, 2020

    Hovis could reportedly be sold for as much as £150m as its owners look to offload the business later this year. The brand’s biggest shareholder The Gores Group, has hired bankers to sell its controlling 51 per cent stake which it acquired six years ago, according to Sky News. The investment firm is understood to [...]

  • Hospitality industry asks government for financial support to overcome rent deadlock

    June 9, 2020

    The hospitality industry has warned there will be significant job losses and business failures unless the government provides financial support to overcome the rent stand-off between landlords and tenants. Trade body UK Hospitality has said that a continued “stalemate” between landlords and tenants on the matter of unpaid rent needs to be resolved or reopening [...]

  • Theme parks set to open before schools

    June 9, 2020

    Legoland, Thorpe Park, Alton Towers and Chessington World of Adventures are set to open next month, ahead of schools in England.  The four theme parks, which are all owned by Merlin Entertainment, plan to open their doors to the public on 4 July after months of closure due to the coronavirus crisis. Today, the government [...]

  • Three more Debenhams stores to stay closed when lockdown eases next week, bringing total to 20

    June 9, 2020

    Debenhams will not reopen three more stores when lockdown restrictions on retailers are eased next week, in a move that will cost around 300 jobs. The news brings the tally of Debenhams outlets that will stay closed next week to 20. It comes after the retailer failed to agree terms with the landlord, embattled shopping [...]

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