Englishman living in Wales, enthusiastic cricketer and fan of all things beach/ coast related especially under the sea. Hospitality lover both sides of the bar
Dear @GaryLineker@rioferdy5@MicahRichards you all lack grace and don’t represent the views of decent England fans - shameful volte-face - please see attached what integrity looks like
In two weeks time we will be halfway through day two of St George’s walk 2024 #WalkingForGood we will have walked approximately 32 miles with 18 left to go by Sunday lunchtime.
Great charity, in memory of my dad, all donations, gratefully received by me and the fellow walkers
Welsh Govt decision to open hospitality but ban alcohol sales during covid described as “an overly enduring legacy of the chapel heritage". No basis in fact but damaging to jobs & one reason for more Welsh hospitality business failures then and now https://t.co/Y3qqnoVQAW
'Deeply worrying': Welsh hospitality sector hit hardest post-Covid - @ukhcymru figures show Wales lost nearly 17% if businesses, with a total of 1,158 closing their doors for good. Far higher than England and set to worsen when rates suppt slashed https://t.co/vAoGtSTklM
Our recent joint trade body survey highlights the harsh trading reality for our members pubs. A reduction in the significant level of tax our members pay through a VAT cut will stimulate investment, growth & prevent unnecessary failure.#MyPub@BIIandBIIAB https://t.co/XUXqwO7miz
We conducted a joint survey with the @beerandpub, @BIIandBIIAB and @HospUlster to reveal the cost pressures facing venues.
“These businesses need urgent support."
Call for action for hospitality businesses at the upcoming Budget by writing to your MP: https://t.co/0aIAc9U326
Joining forces with @UKHofficial@HospUlster@beerandpub@BIIandBIIAB on calling for urgent action at Budget to avoid further inflationary price rises to customers and closures. Of those surveyed, 94% called for was for a lower rate of VAT https://t.co/1UcHTGH0lh
Should we really be that surprised inflation has ticked up? Whilst inflation-busting NLW increases haven’t yet come into force businesses will have started to mitigate against the impact through some price increases. I’d be surprised if this trend doesn’t continue (& worsen),
Already seeing 10% higher failure rate in Wales - but with business rate support being slashed to less than half of what it was that will accelerate. Westminster has provided the funds to match england's 75% relief - Welsh govt must think again
https://t.co/iZh39a7Rs2