Kate Nicholls
Rail strikes: hospitality bookings cancelled rather than postponed
Hospitality customers are outright cancelling rather than rebooking plans disrupted by rail strikes due to uncertainty over future industrial action, MPs have been told.
Calls to name and shame ‘disgraceful’ rogue energy suppliers
UKHospitality has urged the energy watchdog to call out rogue suppliers who have been using government support schemes as a “cash cow”.
Kate Nicholls: 'the new prime minister must act now and act decisively to support our industry’
UKHospitality warns against mandatory disability monitoring in hospitality sector
Landlords still chasing hospitality tenants for unpaid pandemic rent
Landlords are still pursuing County Court Judgments (CCJs) demanding rent from hospitality tenants for the periods[...]
UK hospitality industry yet to recover to pre-pandemic trading levels
The UK hospitality industry is still yet to recover to pre-Covid trading levels with businesses ‘fighting[...]
Hospitality warns multiple price increases may be necessary post-Christmas
Some hospitality businesses are expecting to have to raise prices for customers two or three times[...]
Kate Nicholls, Alastair Storey and Nisha Katona appointed to government’s hospitality council
Industry heavyweights including Robin Hutson, Kate Nicholls, Alastair Storey and Nisha Katona have been appointed to[...]
Kate Nicholls appointed hospitality sector’s disability ambassador
UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls has been appointed the hospitality sector’s disability ambassador as part of the government’s £1.6b national disability strategy."
Will hospitality pay the price for the sugar tax?
The National Food Strategy Report filled the headlines with stories of salt and sugar taxes and recommendations on a radical overhaul of the UK food system.
One in five hospitality landlords still 'unwilling to negotiate' on rent
One in five hospitality landlords are still unwilling to negotiate on rent payments, UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls told MPs.
A third of hospitality staff could soon be self-isolating, UKHospitality tells MPs
Around one in five hospitality staff are self-isolating due to rules around coronavirus contact tracing, UKHospitality[...]
Hospitality trade bodies warn of mounting costs while restrictions remain in place
Hospitality trade bodies are calling on the government to take action over the mounting costs facing[...]
Calls for government to extend hospitality support if 21 June 'unlocking' delayed
The government is facing calls to extend economic support for businesses if the 21 June ‘unlocking’[...]
Kate Nicholls and Robin Hutson made honorary Master Innholders
The Master Innholders has announced nine new members, including two honorary members, UKHospitality chief executive Kate[...]
Delay to 21 June reopening would have ‘devastating effect’ on the hospitality industry
Fears are growing that ‘Freedom Day’ on 21 June – the day when all restrictions on social contact in England could be lifted – may be delayed and further impact hospitality businesses."
Andy Burnham calls on hospitality firms to sign up to employment charter
Andy Burnham has called on the hospitality industry to work more closely with local politicians to improve skills and employment standards coming out of the pandemic.
Plans for 17 May reopening remain 'on track', says culture secretary
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden has said plans to allow indoor hospitality in England to reopen on 17 May remain “on track” following lockdown easing last week.
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