Responding to the news that Islington Council has revoked Fabric’s licence, the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has warned that local authorities need to work more closely with the sector, or risk further venue closures, damage to the UK … Read More
Commenting upon today’s CBI quarterly Service Sector Survey, Kate Nicholls, CEO of the ALMR, today said: “The slight upturn in business volumes during a quarter of uncertainly after the EU referendum is very welcome news. It underlines the increasing importance … Read More
The CBI’s quarterly Service Sector Survey has underlined the increasing relevance of the hospitality sector according to the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR). Kate Nicholls, chief executive of the ALMR, said: “The slight upturn in business volumes during a … Read More
Posted August 19th, 2016 The Restaurant Show returns for the 28th year in 2016 on 3rd – 5th October and promises to be the highlight of the hospitality industry’s calendar, with access to over 450 exhibitors across 4 shows … Read More
Commenting on the Government’s response to its consultation on alcohol guidelines, ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “We are encouraged that the Government has taken note of consultation responses and recognized that these low risk guidelines should support the safe … Read More
The ALMR has commented on the publication of the Pubs Code Adjudicator’s consultation on investigation and enforcement guidelines. ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “The Adjudicator’s new consultation will help give us a greater sense of clarity and should ensure … Read More
The ALMR has warned that a tax on sugary drinks will increase burdens for businesses without addressing the Government’s health concerns. ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “The Government’s tax on sugary drinks is intended to tackle public obesity but … Read More
Coinciding with the release of today’s A Level results, the ALMR praised the ability of the licensed hospitality sector to provide meaningful experience and opportunities for young people. ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “Congratulations to all those people collecting … Read More
The ALMR has warned that a tax on sugary drinks will increase burdens for businesses without addressing the Government’s health concerns. ALMR Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “The Government’s tax on sugary drinks is intended to tackle public obesity but … Read More
The ALMR has welcomed the opening of London’s Night Tube service which will provide greater access to London’s late-night economy and a boost to bars and nightclubs. The service will initially run on the Central and Victoria lines from 19 … Read More