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I do unfortunately believe that if I can’t have a bit of chocolate every day I might as well be dead
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Citizens of the United Kingdom. It is our solemn duty to start eating Tunnock’s delicious products as much as possible. A world without Tunnock’s would not be worth living in! Please retweet.
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[The Government] inflicts a 10% wage increase on us, but won’t give the same to their doctors, nurses, train drivers, police, etc because the treasury can’t afford it... can we?
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Hospitality friends: Last chance to respond to the consultation launched by @ofgem into soaring power costs for hosp businesses. The result of lobbying by
@UKHofficia & @UKHospKate - consultation closes today. A chance to make a change: ukhospitality.eaction.org.uk…
#FiveAsksForOfgem
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‘A specific cut for our industry to VAT & confirmation of extension of business rates relief for next three years will allow pubs & hospitality businesses to be at the heart of economic growth’ My comments on our sectors role in the economy. @BIIandBIIAB morningadvertiser.co.uk/Arti…
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“Aren’t you worried about the precedent this sets?? If they take Nigel’s bank account they could take yours!!!” okay so take it, what do you think is in there
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Britain has lost around one in 18 of its licensed premises in the last 12 months – that’s 5,736 pubs, hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes – the new Hospitality Market Monitor from CGA by NIQ and AlixPartners reveals – in Propel
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Start with PPE at Oxbridge
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Restaurants and cafés across the UK are going insolvent at a pace not seen for more than a decade.
🧵Find out more below👇
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Over 150 pubs in England & Wales closed permanently in the first three months of this year…
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A thread on lost taxes & the risk of losing the hospitality industry to the economy:
Over the last three quarters there have been record closures of pubs & restaurants in the UK. Some statistics state around 2 pubs & 3 restaurants every day! You've probably seen 1 today!
‘We can’t carry on’: over 150 pubs have shut this year as energy bills soar theguardian.com/business/202…
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“Without reform of VAT, the ability of the hospitality sector to invest in growth and contribute to economic recovery will be severely limited."
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Behind every hospitality closure are real people, a team of staff, suppliers, customers and communities reliant on these business for their livelihoods and social interaction. We are losing a massive part of their lives and heritage. #notjustapub – at South West, England
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Meanwhile Bank of England asks businesses not to increase prices! 🤷🏻♂️ That is impossible when food price inflation is 24%, energy inflation over 50% and wage increases over 10%? Maintaining viability for many in the year ahead will be impossible without big price increases. – at Scotland, United Kingdom
Food price inflation has been double digit in hospitality for over a year - 24% in Feb & fuelled by energy costs across supply chain. @dsmitheconomics is right - unless food-price inflation is tamed, claimed to have beaten inflation will ring hollow: thetimes.co.uk/article/the-b…
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Cost of living: Running a pub 'is worse now than it was during COVID' news.sky.com/story/cost-of-l…
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‘We won’t be here for long’: UK firms fear the worst as energy bill support ends theguardian.com/business/202…
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“With energy supporting fading to almost nothing in April and bills set to increase by more than 80%, it is inevitable that price rises will follow.”
@UKHofficial
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So in short they would like us to swallow, rent, energy, food, beer and wage increases which would basically make us unviable. Did anyone ask the energy giants to forgo their multi million £ profits almost a year ago when we red flagged this coming? Didn’t think so! – at Cheltenham, England

















