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  • Warehouse developments to double this year as retailers respond to online shopping demand

    April 6, 2021

    Warehouse space developments have boomed this year due to the rise of online shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, with the amount of sites set to complete in 2021 doubling compared to last year. The latest research showed that 40m sq ft of warehouse space developments are scheduled for completion this year, compared to the 20m [...]

  • Retailers prepare to reopen doors as shoppers look forward to returning to high street

    April 6, 2021

    Retailers are preparing to reopen their doors next week after months of closure, with many consumers looking forward to returning to the high street. Research published this morning showed that 84 per cent of Brits said they are likely to visit their local high street or shopping centre next week, after non-essential stores reopen on [...]

  • Nobu and Hakkasan delivery app Supper to raise £5m to expand high-end restaurant platform across London

    April 6, 2021

    Premium London restaurant delivery app Supper, which counts Nobu, Hakkasan, Zuma and Hide among its clients, has launched a £5m funding round to expand across the capital. The takeaway platform, which has described itself as the “Michelin star Deliveroo”, will raise £1.5m through private equity investment firm Growthdeck as part of the fundraise. Supper, which [...]

  • Hospitality industry slams vaccine passports as ‘Hobson’s choice’

    April 6, 2021

    The hospitality industry has slammed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suggestion that vaccine passports are on the horizon as a “Hobson’s choice” that will severely restrict businesses within the sector. Announcing the next stages of lifting lockdown yesterday, Johnson said vaccine certifications were a “sensible” principle for reopening the economy. Government documents released last night revealed the [...]

  • Nadhim Zahawi refuses to rule out vaccine passports for pubs later in the year

    April 6, 2021

    The vaccines deployment minister has refused to rule out introducing Covid jab certifications for indoor pints later in the year, despite admitting they raise “difficult ethical problems”. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Nadhim Zahawi insisted that there would be no vaccine passport requirements when pubs reopen their doors for outdoor service on Monday. [...]

  • Boris Johnson confirms England’s pubs and non-essential retail will open Monday as vaccine passports given green light

    April 5, 2021

    Boris Johnson has today confirmed pubs, restaurants and non-essential retail across England will reopen on 12 April as a large section of the country’s economy is released from Covid-19 restrictions. The government also confirmed that retail and hospitality businesses will be allowed to use new Covid vaccine certificates to determine whether people can enter their [...]

  • Boris Johnson to urge everyone in England to take two Covid-19 tests a week

    April 5, 2021

    Boris Johnson will today urge people in England to take two rapid Covid-19 tests a week so that “we can get back to seeing the people we love”. The government is planning on making two rapid Covid tests available to everyone in the country on a weekly basis, regardless of whether people have symptoms or [...]

  • Screenshot: Will London ever be ready for tech IPOs?

    April 2, 2021

    This week **Media Moment of the Week: Volkswagen’s awkward U-turn **Will London ever be ready for tech IPOs? **Amazon goes bonkers for bots Media Moment of the Week: Volkswagen’s awkward U-turn There are few things as grating as the forced joviality of April Fool’s Day and it should, in this writer’s opinion, be cancelled. That [...]

  • Boris Johnson faces growing rebellion on Covid vaccine passports as 41 Tory MPs hit out

    April 2, 2021

    A Tory revolt against Covid vaccine passports for pubs and restaurants has grown to 41 MPs, putting Boris Johnson at risk of an embarrassing parliamentary defeat. More than 70 MPs from across the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats have today signed up to a campaign, launched by civil liberties group Big Brother Watch, against the [...]

  • Covid: All customers must sign in at pubs under new rules

    April 1, 2021

    All customers will be required to sign in when pubs, restaurants and cafes reopen in England as part of new rules for lockdown easing. Hospitality venues are set to reopen for outside service only from 12 April in the second stage of the government’s roadmap. However, every visitor aged 16 or over will be required [...]

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