DOOM: Pubs

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vetran replied

24 August 2022, 08:48
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

Added to that they can't get staff....

They can but aren't willing to pay the going rate.

Just because they have had cheap staff to abuse for years there is no reason to feel sorry for them.
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SueEllen replied

24 August 2022, 08:11
Added to that they can't get staff....
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AtW started a topic DOOM: Pubs

23 August 2022, 21:58
DOOM: Pubs

"More than 70% of pubs do not expect to survive winter as energy costs soar

Independent brewers and pub operators warn of ‘doomsday scenario’ unless government takes urgent action

Britain’s independent brewers have urged ministers to step in to save the sector, as research revealed more than 70% of pubs do not expect to survive the winter if nothing is done to ease energy costs.

In a letter to the chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, independent brewers on Tuesday called for immediate government intervention, warning a once thriving cottage industry was now facing “grave uncertainty”. They said the impact of surging energy bills was being compounded by a fall in sales as households seek to save money, shortages of equipment such as kegs, cans and CO₂ gas, and a poor hop harvest pushing up prices."

https://www.theguardian.com/business...rgy-costs-soar
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