Pubs slam 'triple whammy' of Covid restrictions for reopening which 'threaten survival'
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dailystar.co.ukCovid restrictions which they say will threaten "the very survival of thousands of businesses".When pubs reopen on April 12, every single punter aged over 16 will be forced to sign in to the venue – rather than just one member of a big group as was the case last year.It is also unclear whether payment at the bar will be permitted – meaning pubs in rural areas or with poor broadband could face difficulty facing payments when venues open outdoors-only.And in a third hit, pub bosses have criticised Government plans to introduce vaccine passports from June 21, requiring punters to have either been jabbed or provide proof of a negative test.UK Hospitality [UKH], the British Beer & Pub Association [BBPA] and the British Institute of Innkeepers.
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