A new report published in The Times today (20 June), ‘Leading through Complexity’ highlights the challenges faced by hospitality bosses in an increasingly complex economic, social and political environment. The report from the British Hospitality Association (BHA) in partnership with … Read More

A senior Cabinet Minister has said that the Brexit referendum vote could lead to a cut in the rate of VAT levied on tourism. John Whittingdale, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, speaking at a British Hospitality Association … Read More

Leaders of Britain’s pub and restaurant groups have generally welcomed the introduction of the National Living Wage, with a majority saying it will have a positive effect on the market, according to new research from CGA Peach. In all, 54% … Read More

  The British Hospitality Association (BHA) has released interviews with thought-leaders in the aftermath of Brexit as part of an extensive communications campaign seeking to bring the hospitality and tourism at top of the government’s agenda. Today the BHA’s introduced … Read More

  Responding to Chancellor George Osborne’s announcement that he intends to cut the rate of Corporation Tax, the ALMR has welcomed moves to cut costs for businesses but has warned that further support for businesses is needed following the referendum. … Read More

The ALMR has moved to reassure members that it will be making every effort to lobby for their interests by working closely with the Government over the coming months, as the UK prepares for Brexit. ALMR Chief Executive, Kate Nicholls, … Read More

  A raft of new members has seen the ALMR further extend its casual dining element, reinforcing the Association as the definitive voice for an ever-evolving licensed hospitality sector. The ALMR has welcomed a number of new casual dining businesses … Read More

  Responding to the results of the EU referendum, ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “The EU referendum will, in time, prove momentous. However, for the moment, business will and must continue as normal. In the months ahead, while the … Read More

Following the news that beer sales at sports pubs screening the England versus Wales match dramatically increased, the ALMR has reiterated its assertion that pubs and bars are the best place to enjoy live sports. Figures released this week show … Read More

  Following the publication of a revised Statutory Code for Pubs, the ALMR has welcomed the move towards clarification but urged the Government to implement the code at the earliest opportunity. ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “The publication of … Read More