@leonburton@BSleator Until the groups confirm it, then itโs your opinion. Are you saying you are some sort of spokesman now for the groups and thatโs their position?
Itโs really simple - all hospitality means all hospitality. If you canโt see that then thereโs really no hope for you ๐
@leonburton@BSleator Leon the campaign is for all hospitality, until thatโs communicated by the campaigns thatโs not the case youโre assuming. Top tip, if you donโt want youโre tweets to read like theyโve been written by a LLM take the emojis out at the start of every tweet ๐
@BSleator And fair play to them, some curious decisions need fully explaining. Itโs frankly laughable that they are looking for a public consultation on the effectiveness of current licensing. Itโs paying lip service.
@BSleator I know, been watching it intently and struggling with FOIโs on which stakeholders influenced decisions, I mean we all are pretty sure who have. Even on appeal citing public interest Iโve been knocked back
@leonburton@BSleator Itโs evident Leon that youโre crying about people not reading yet donโt appear to do it yourself. Sadly this is another case of hospitality trying to pull the wool over peoples eyes.
Enjoy the rest of your evening picking up the toys youโve chucked out yer pram
@leonburton@BSleator โOh we didnโt mean all the startersโ itโs the exact same thing. Youโre having a go at Dan for not seeing the full picture, yet the campaigns arenโt painting that full picture.
@leonburton@BSleator Itโs not a lazy assessment at all. Stating โall of hospitalityโ then trying to say oh we didnโt mean all of hospitality is disingenuous at best.
If someone went to one of your pubs and youโd advertised 50% off all starters, then upon receiving the bill are told 1/2
@leonburton@BSleator Iโd be keen to see confirmation where Vats the problem specifically state that the QSR are specifically excluded from their campaign
@leonburton@BSleator Where Dan was wrong would be a good start, also Vats the problem makes broad claims for hospitality and doesnโt discount the likes of the big chains either on their website, or their toolkit. Furthermore, UK hospitality called for a VAT cut for the entire hospitality sector