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      Is the court the new pub? New data shows Brits are swapping post-work pint for padel

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  • UK coronavirus lockdown: Michael Gove warns of tougher punishments

    March 24, 2020

    Michael Gove has criticised Mike Ashley for failing to close Sports Direct stores on the first day of the UK coronavirus lockdown, and warned of tougher punishments for flouting the public order to stay at home. The minister blasted Ashley’s argument that keeping Sports Direct stores open was crucial to help UK households “maintain a [...]

  • Mulberry warns it will swing to a loss as coronavirus hits handbags

    March 24, 2020

    Luxury fashion brand Mulberry has become the latest brand to warn on the impact of the coronavirus on trading, as it anticipates losses in the second half of the year. The brand said it would suspend payouts to shareholders as recent trading in its stores, particularly in the UK, had been severely impacted by the [...]

  • UK coronavirus lockdown: Sports Direct asks if staff count as key workers

    March 24, 2020

    Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct and Evans Cycles stores will now remain closed unless the government gives them permission to stay open during the UK coronavirus lockdown. Bosses earlier claimed the stores are vital to the health of the nation, giving staff so-called key worker status. Under new measures announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson last [...]

  • Getting through the Covid-19 pandemic will require markets as well as strong government

    March 24, 2020

    Covid-19 is a major shock to our system. With the UK speeding towards lockdown and much of Europe in similar or worse straits, this crisis — as with most crises — is causing people to look to their governments.  This is both understandable and necessary. Rishi Sunak’s excellent pledges (and performances) last week reassured tens [...]

  • Deliveroo founder urges PM to back takeaway sector during coronavirus crisis

    March 23, 2020

    The founder of the food delivery app Deliveroo has urged the government to relieve the pressure on supermarkets during the coronavirus crisis  by funding a public information campaign explaining the safety of takeaway outlets. Will Shu has written a letter to the prime minister to say that the package of economic support announced by the [...]

  • Stockpiling: Shoppers buying ‘a few extra items’ driving shelf shortages

    March 23, 2020

    Empty supermarket shelves have been caused by customers adding an extra few items to their baskets and making more trips rather than stockpiling, according to the latest data.  The average spend per supermarket trip jumped 16 per cent in the week ending 17 March to £22.13 compared to the same week a month ago.  Meanwhile, [...]

  • Brewdog opens 102 virtual bars for people to enjoy a quarantine pint

    March 23, 2020

    Craft pub chain Brewdog has launched more than 100 virtual bars to host quizzes, live music and comedy shows throughout the coronavirus crisis.  The new 102 online bars will replicate each of the brewery’s pubs across the world to allow customers to connect with friends virtually after all UK pubs were forced to close at [...]

  • Greggs scraps dividend as all branches set to close due to coronavirus

    March 23, 2020

    High street bakery chain Greggs has scrapped its dividend as it announced it will close its 2,050 branches across the UK due to coronavirus. The company, which suffered a 9.9 per cent drop in sales last week, said all of its stores will close at the end of the day tomorrow for up to three [...]

  • London retail footfall plunges as shops close amid coronavirus pandemic

    March 23, 2020

    Retail footfall in central London plummeted last week as employees started working from home and shops start to close amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Footfall in the capital plunged 63.3 per cent last week, as office workers were advised to stay home. In shopping areas on the outskirts of London footfall was down 21.9 per cent. [...]

  • Coronavirus: MPs call for emergency funding for cultural organisations

    March 23, 2020

    MPs today called for urgent government support for cultural organisations hit by closures and postponements due to the coronavirus outbreak. The Tate galleries, V&A and Natural History Museum are among scores of cultural institutions that have been forced to close their doors due to the pandemic. The National Trust yesterday reversed its decision to keep [...]

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