The Act is in force with immediate effect.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is to cut VAT on hospitality as part of a £30bn plan to prevent mass unemployment as the economy is hit by coronavirus.
It was hoped changes to pavement cafes and off sales would be law in time for pubs opening on the 4th July
Part 1 of the New Business and Planning Bill to go before commons on June 29
The government have issued guidance on keeping workers and customers safe during Covid-19
Pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers can open from 4 July in England, when social distancing rules will be eased.
Head of Licensing Matt Foster discusses the reopening of the hospitality trade post lockdown.
Now is a good time to consider how you will trade coming out of lockdown.
Licensing Lawyer Matt Foster shares his experience of his first remote licensing hearing.
As part of the government’s approach to be coronavirus and social distancing, it was announced on Friday that licenced premises are now no longer able to open to the public and legislation has been passed (at 2pm on Saturday 21st) to make opening any premises a criminal offence.
