Michael Gove

Gov’s £25m levelling-up scheme to aid community pubs and theatres

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has announced £25m of levelling-up funding to support over 70 pubs,…

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Over 80% of accommodation and food service businesses have closed temporarily

A new survey by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that 81.2% of accommodation and food service businesses…

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1 million hospitality jobs at risk without reopening plan, says UKH

An extended period of social distancing could cost one million jobs unless measures to protect hospitality businesses are put in…

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Covid-19: Government must tackle gaps in support facing pubs and brewers

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has written to secretary of state for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Alok…

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Yes, the trade barriers are coming

I think both Leavers and Remainers probably expected this in the long run – Michael Gove announced yesterday that businesses should “accept”…

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Gove appoints Leon founder to oversee food system review

Environment secretary Michael Gove has appointed Henry Dimbelby, founder of restaurant chain Leon, to lead the first major review of…

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Pub introduces mini portions in bid to tackle food waste

A town centre pub and restaurant has introduced smaller portions of some of its most popular dishes in a bid…

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Gove meets with restaurant chains over labelling law change

Environment secretary Michael Gove has met with allergy groups and food businesses, including Pret A Manger to discuss his commitment…

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Government invests £15m into reducing food waste

The government has announced a new scheme to reduce the amount of food waste generated in the UK, which is…

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Coroner calls Pret A Manger labelling ‘inadequate’ in allergy death

Pret A Manger’s allergy labelling has been deemed “inadequate” by the coroner investigating the death of a 15-year-old girl who…

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