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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A popular American Italian restaurant at Teesside Park will not re-open to diners, it s been confirmed.
Frankie & Benny s has operated throughout lockdown, for click-and-collects and deliveries only.
Wrexham Council has been urged to been urged to join together with other local authorities to lobby governments for a ‘fairer’ business rate system and contact “absentee landlords” who own town centre properties. It comes after members of the council’s employment, business and investment scrutiny met earlier this week to debate the future of the […]
Nando s on track to reach carbon neutrality this year
As restaurants in England begin to welcome customers indoors for the first time in 2021, Nando s has announced that it is on track to become a carbon-neutral business by November.
Image: Nando s, picturing some of the chain s plant-based menu items
The peri-peri chain restaurant announced last year that it is striving to reach net-zero direct emissions by 2030 – a vision underpinned by interim science-based targets for reducing emissions associated with meals by 50%.
Building on this longer-term vision, it has today (17 May) announced plans to offset emissions across direct (Scope 1), power-related (Scope 2) and indirect (Scope 3) sources, in a drive to reach carbon neutrality before the end of the year.
City investors dump hospitality stocks despite pubs welcoming customers back indoors
People share a pint inside a Wetherspoon pub in Stratford in east London (AFP via Getty Images)
England’s pubs welcomed customers back inside for the first time in months today, but investors in the City of London were less taken by the sector’s future.
Worries about a possible spread of the Indian variant of Covid-19 made shareholders sell their pub stocks.
Wetherspoon, Marston’s, City Pub Group and Fuller, Smith & Turner were all fairly deep in the red by the end of trading in London.
The impact was felt elsewhere across the companies that have been the worst impacted by the Covid-19 crisis, including hotels and travel companies.