Hospitality and social value: A unique relationship that is worth protecting
"Our profession is one of the most accessible in the world," writes hospitality CEO Robert Richardson
Logistics body sends an important reminder to the government
Edwin Morgan | 19th March 2026 | Comment, Trade Associations
Despite the importance that logistics and supply chains carry in Britain's economy, the government routinely ignores the significance of the sector, argues Edwin Morgan
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Jenrick is right to abolish the Tourism Tax to save the Great British staycation
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