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  • Glastonbury to be handed cash boost in latest Covid culture funding

    April 2, 2021

    Glastonbury will be handed £90,000 in government support as part of the latest tranche of emergency funding aimed at supporting Britain’s struggling cultural institutions. The iconic festival, which has been cancelled this year but will host a livestream performance in May, is one of more than 2,700 organisations to share in a £400m pot of [...]

  • Covid: All customers must sign in at pubs under new rules

    April 1, 2021

    All customers will be required to sign in when pubs, restaurants and cafes reopen in England as part of new rules for lockdown easing. Hospitality venues are set to reopen for outside service only from 12 April in the second stage of the government’s roadmap. However, every visitor aged 16 or over will be required [...]

  • Top of the shops: Asos sales growth set to continue due to lockdown gains

    April 1, 2021

    Asos is set to report a further jump in earnings and sales as continuing lockdown restrictions have kept consumers shopping online.  Revenue is expected to jump 22 per cent to around £1.95bn when it updates shareholders on its trading performance for the half year to February. Earnings are also expected to surge 135 per cent [...]

  • Next pauses Myanmar production after year of strong online sales

    April 1, 2021

    Next has paused its production orders from Myanmar, it’s boss said today, as the military coup grows more deadly. “We’re not placing any more orders at the moment, that is a big step,” CEO Simon Wolfson told Reuters. “Most of the stock that we were sourcing from Myanmar…we have alternatives in place already for that [...]

  • Co-op bites back at shoplifters with GPS tracking on meat

    April 1, 2021

    The Co-op has begun attaching GPS tracking tags on meat products in a trial to bite back at shoplifters this week. Clear plastic boxes with the tracking tech built-in have been put around meat products in stores across the UK. What triggered Co-op to place GPS tracking on their items is unknown, but it is [...]

  • Restart grants: Councils urged to release money ‘at pace’ as £5bn fund launches

    April 1, 2021

    Councils have been urged to release new grant funding to business owners “as soon as possible” to help boost the economy. From today eligible businesses will be able to receive up to £18,000 as part of the government’s £5bn restart grants scheme. In a letter, local authorities have been told by government ministers to “press [...]

  • ‘Worldwide Hide’ Cadbury advert finds its audience

    March 31, 2021

    Ahead of the Easter weekend, the confectionary brand Cadbury has significantly boosted its Ad Awareness among parents with children at home and the general population alike. As the Easter Bank Holiday looms, many parents will be wondering how best to keep their young ones entertained – and with some Covid-19 restrictions still in place, what [...]

  • Bet365 boss Denise Coates nets record £421m payday despite revenue fall

    March 31, 2021

    Bet365 chief executive Denise Coates paid herself at least £421m in the year to March 2020, despite a decline in revenue in the run-up to the pandemic. Company filings show the gambling giant handed the sum to its highest-paid director, who is believed to be Coates. It is thought to be the UK’s largest ever [...]

  • Pub operator Fuller, Smith & Turner raises £54m through share placing

    March 31, 2021

    Pub operator Fuller, Smith & Turner raised nearly £54m today after completing a share placing in a bid to bolster its books.  The pub and hotels company said a total of 6,455,447 placing shares had been placed by its bookrunner Numis at 830 pence per share. It represents approximately a fifth of the company’s shares [...]

  • Glastonbury 2021: Haim, Coldplay and Jorja Smith to play livestream gig

    March 31, 2021

    The organisers of Glastonbury today revealed plans for a “ground-breaking” livestream gig from Worthy Farm after the festival was cancelled for the second year running. Haim, Coldplay and Jorja Smith are among the acts who will perform during the five-hour extravaganza on 22 May. British favourites Wolf Alice and Kano are also named on the [...]

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