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Up, but hasn t ruled out one more big job in rugby. the body representing many of britain s pubs says a majority are considering cutting opening hours this winter because of staff shortages and rising energy bills. the british beer and pub association says more than 85% of public houses are considering closing for at least one day a week. bbc analysis has also found that 331 food service firms, like cafes, pubs and catering companies, say they re going bankrupt, filing for insolvency in november. that s up 57% compared to the same time last year. in all, well over 6,000 hospitality firms have begun insolvency proceedings since 2020. with more, here s our business reporter, noor nanji. the drinks are flowing at the barn pub near rugby, but it might be an early night. it s shutting at 8pm tonight instead of ten. one of a range of measures it s
Taking to keep going. we start off seven days a week cos we thought it was important to be open continuously so that people could just pop in. but then, sadly, that didn t happen so we were busy predominantly thursday to sunday. so we ve reflected that by closing our kitchen monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thenjust staying open as normal for the weekends. if no one s come in, etc, our staff have got the choice, if they know there s no regulars coming in, that they can close early because at the end of the day it does cost quite a bit of money to keep this building heated, etc. we re all used to popping into our local pub at any time of day and ordering a drink or some food. but for pubs like this one, the cost of staying open all day are rising. many pubs also don t have enough staff to keep the doors open. the barn pub is not alone. a new survey from the british beer and pub association, seen by the bbc, found 86% of pubs are considering reducing trading hours over the winter. 85% are
But then, sadly, that didn t happen so we were busy predominantly thursday to sunday. so we ve reflected that by closing our kitchen monday, tuesday, wednesday, and then just staying open as normal for the weekends. if no one s come in, etc, our staff have got the choice, if they know there s no regulars coming in, that they can close early because at the end of the day it does cost quite a bit of money to keep this building heated, etc. we re all used to popping into our local pub at any time of day and ordering a drink or some food. but for pubs like this one, the cost of staying open all day are rising. many pubs also don t have enough staff to keep the doors open. the barn pub is not alone. a new survey from the british beer and pub association, seen by the bbc, found 86% of pubs are considering reducing trading hours over the winter. 85% are considering closing completely on one or two days of the week. it s warned that more support is needed otherwise many more businesses will be
Open continuously so that people could just pop in. but then, sadly, that didn t happen so we were busy predominantly thursday to sunday. so we ve reflected that by closing our kitchen monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thenjust staying open as normal for the weekends. if no one s come in, etc, our staff have got the choice, if they know there s no regulars coming in, that they can close early because at the end of the day it does cost quite a bit of money to keep this building heated, etc. we re all used to popping into our local pub at any time of day and ordering a drink or some food. but for pubs like this one, the cost of staying open all day are rising. many pubs also don t have enough staff to keep the doors open. the barn pub is not alone. a new survey from the british beer and pub association, seen by the bbc, found 86% of pubs are considering reducing trading hours over the winter. 85% are considering closing completely on one or two days of the week. it s warned that more