Paul Pomroy: Last News

McDonald's restaurants reopened their doors to walk-in customers this week after closing to the public in January, following a third national lockdown.

McDonald's is set to reopen its doors for walk-in takeaways on Monday, February 22 but there are seven rules fast food fans will have to follow to pick up their food in store.

lockdown in January but stayed open for drive-thru and delivery orders.McDonald's chief executive for the UK and Ireland Paul Pomroy said: "A month ago we made the voluntary decision to temporarily close walk-in takeaway while we reviewed our safety measures to ensure they reflect the evolving nature of the Covid-19 pandemic."Working closely with third party safety expert NSF International, we identified a small number of changes to further enhance our procedures, and we are currently in the process of rolling these out."This week, a small number of our restaurants will trial reopening walk-in takeaway with these enhancements in place, with the plan to reopen the majority of restaurants for walk-in takeaway across England, Wales, Northern

McDonald's customers have been turned away from drive-thus and blocked from deliveries despite the chain saying it would remain open for them.

McDonald’s is combining two of Britain’s favourite takeaway dishes – katsu curry and chicken nuggets.

From today, fans of McDonald's will notice a change to the fast food chain's opening hours.The changes come as part of Boris Johnson's new lockdown curfew rules - which mean that punters aren't allowed to dine-in after 10pm.As a result, McDonald's is limiting its opening hours for dine-in customers - but has ensured people that it will continue to offer delivery and drive-thru services around the clock at many of its restaurants.Posting on Twitter, McDonald's wrote: "From tomorrow, our opening hours and services may vary – for the latest information, contact-free ordering and payment, and exclusive offers, tap to download the My McDonald’s App."McDonald's UK and Ireland CEO Paul Pomroy confirmed via email on Wednesday thanks to Covid

Yesterday saw fifteen McDonald's branches reopen their doors to customers, as they allowed shoppers to order food to be delivered for the first time since closing in March.

From 11am today, McDonald's is back on the menu with the chain reopening 15 branches for delivery only.

Yesterday, McDonald's confirmed that it will begin reopening drive-thrus in the UK next week, as part of a plan to get restaurants up and running again for shoppers.

McDonald’s is reopening 40 of its drive-thrus next week.

McDonald’s announced reopening plans last week.

Last week, McDonald's confirmed the news that everyone has been waiting for, as it revealed that 15 restaurants are set to reopen for delivery on 13 May. 

McDonald's fans across the UK rejoiced as the fast food chain said on Friday that it would finally be reopening select restaurants.

McDonald’s may once again be on offer across parts of Scotland after the fast food giant announced it will be opening 15 stores UK wide later this month.

McDonald's has confirmed the news that everyone has been waiting for - and announced that it is to reopen some stores in the UK.

McDonald's has spoken out on plans to reopen a number of UK restaurants for delivery after shutting all of its sites in March due to the coronavirus lockdown.

McDonald's revealed it when it will reopen a handful of UK restaurants for during coronavirus lockdown.

McDonald’s is re-opening a limited number of stores on May 13.

McDonald's chiefs have broken their silence on whether restaurants will open during lockdown.

After shutting last month because of social distancing rules, McDonald's has finally confirmed that it is looking to reopen its restaurants.

McDonald’s has been closed for more than a month.