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Coronavirus: Parliamentary inquiry into hospitality and tourism recovery launches

A group of Westminster politicians has launched an inquiry into the best ways to support the hospitality and tourism industries after the COVID-19 shutdown is lifted
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Coronavirus: at least three weeks notice needed to reopen

The pub sector needs an “absolute minimum” of three weeks to prepare for reopening after the current lockdown, according to the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA)

Edinburgh bars group kicks off Delayed Drinks voucher initiative

The Glenmorangie Company has joined forces with the group behind Edinburgh’s Bramble, The Last Word and Lucky Liquor bars to launch a new drinks voucher initiative

Coronavirus: Online platform to bolster hospitality businesses goes live

A new website connecting small businesses to customers during the coronavirus “lockdown” period has been launched by students at Edinburgh University
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Coronavirus: Pubco rent reviews postponed

Pub companies in Scotland which operate under the terms of the voluntary Tenanted and Leased Code of Practice have suspended rent review negotiations while pubs are closed during the coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus: Greene King announces ‘support fund’ for tenants

Pub Company Greene King, owner of Belhaven, has written to its tied tenants to inform them of a new Partner Support Fund to help them during the COVID-19 shutdown

Coronavirus: Job Retention Scheme to go live on Monday April 20

The UK Government has contacted employers to confirm that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will go live on Monday, April 20

Coronavirus: Crieff Hydro family tunes up again for Clap For Our Carers

The skirl of the pipes will be heard in the grounds of Crieff Hydro and beyond again tonight as the family behind the business continues to show its support for NHS workers and carers
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Coronavirus: trade groups broadly welcome grant extension but say scheme remains unfair

Renewed calls for Scottish Government to offer parity with England and address £51,000 rateable value cap

Coronavirus: online security seminar for business owners

An online ‘webinar’ to help business owners keep their premises secure during the COVID-19 shutdown will be held tomorrow (April 16)

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