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UKH disappointed in BoE decision to hold interest rates

UKHospitality has expressed disappointment in the Bank of England’s decision to hold interest rates at 4.75%, which came after a…

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UKH calls for ‘substantial’ rates relief after years of overtaxing

UKHospitality CEO Kate Nicholls has raised concerns that some hospitality businesses with a rateable value over £500k have been “dragged”…

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Employment Rights Bill must reflect sector’s position, UKH says

UKH has urged the government to ensure the “unique” circumstances of the industry are reflected in any changes made to…

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UKH appointed sole business voice to Covid-19 inquiry

UKHospitality has been appointed a core participant in the Covid-19 Public Inquiry in London today (23 October 2024), as the…

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Hospitality business rates to hit £914m, UKH warns

September’s CPI inflation data will cause an additional £48m increase to business rates meaning the overall bill, set for April,…

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Business rates relief end could cost hospitality £1bn, says UKH

The end of business rates relief could cost hospitality businesses £928m in April, according to data from UKHospitality. Hospitality and…

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Hospitality vacancies fall below 100,000 for first time since pandemic

Job vacancies in food service and accommodation have fallen below 100,000 for the first time since the pandemic, falling to…

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Hospitality unites to support business rates reform

A number of hospitality trade organisations have united to call for reform to the business rates model. UKHospitality (UKH), the…

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UKH calls new LPC 2025 remit ‘disruptive and unhelpful’

UKHospitality has called changes to the Low Pay Commission’s (LPC) remit for 2025 “disruptive and unhelpful”, claiming that wages rates…

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UKH: ‘Labour needs to deliver on its commitments, and quick’

UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls has said that “we need to see Labour deliver on its commitments, and quick,” after…

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