Restaurants extending Eat Out to Help Out discounts into September themselves

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Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserAnnouncing that more than 100 million meals were served up across the UK under the scheme, Chancellor Rishi Sunak said: “Our mission has been to protect jobs; and I want to thank everyone, from restaurant owners to waiters, chefs and diners, for embracing Eat Out to Help Out and helping drive our economic recovery.”

More than 3,100 restaurants in Scotland signed up for UK Government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme - meaning eateries were buzzing again for the first time in months.Ruth Sutherland (below), who runs the Carfraemill Hotel in the Lammermuir Hills, says the introduction of the promotion saw demand 'quadruple'.The UK Government has given firms across Scotland vital support to protect jobs and help them weather the storm of the Covid-19 crisis.

coronavirus laws as well as home improvements.Along with this, changes surrounding the furlough scheme, planning and wearing face masks have also been issued.The changes around furlough scheme have been announced by the chancellor Rishi Sunak, reports Birmingham Live.This month will also spell the end of Mr Sunak's incentive to get Brits back into restaurants.However, some chains have announced their own deals in a bid to keep customers coming back.Below is an explanation of rule and law changes coming into force in September 2020.The new rules will mean full planning applications will not be required to demolish and rebuild unused buildings as homes, while commercial and retail properties can be quickly re-purposed to help revive high

McDonald’s, as Maccy D fans happily hung around in the hope of bagging a bargain burger. One Winchester café reported three-hour queues, with one customer, 25-year-old Brandon Reis, 25, telling Mail Online : "The opportunity to make savings like this may never come again, so I've been eating out two to three times a week." Liezle Greyling, 49, enjoyed a family brunch with her daughters Lilia, 12, and Mea, 9 at a Wetherspoons, in Hammersmith, west London.

Today is the last chance to capitalise on the Government's Eat Out to Help Out discount scheme.

Rishi Sunak  said: "This scheme has reminded us how much we love to dine out, and in doing so, how this is helping to protect the jobs of nearly 2 million people who work in hospitality. "I am urging everyone, where they can, to continue to safely enjoy a meal while the scheme remains open."In fact, the scheme has been so popular with people, a petition has been started to extend it into next month.As a result, many popular restaurants and chains have taken the decision to continue offering a 50 per cent off discount to people who dine in from Monday to Wednesday.They will be subsidising the discounts themselves when the government scheme ends.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxOn the last days of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Eat Out To Help Out scheme, Brits have flocked to restaurants with queues spotted snaking down streets.Diners have been able to enjoy 50% off at some of the nation’s biggest restaurants this month.The deal is available to all customers Monday through to Wednesday every week in August.It is designed to get Brits out of the house again and spending on businesses after months of isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic.Chancellor Rishi Sunak's scheme appears to have worked with over 64,000,000 meals sold throughout the month and netting businesses much needed cash.Some 84,000 restaurants signed

Cafés, pubs and restaurants have dished out more than 35,000 meals since the Chancellor's Eat Out to Help Out scheme was launched on August 3.

Hungry Brits have been cashing in all month, thanks to Chancellor Rishi Sunak ’s Eat Out To Help Out scheme.

Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced in July that restaurants would be offering 50% off meals and soft drinks to the tube of £10 per person.However, the fab money-saving programme comes to an end on Monday 31 August.This means we’ll sadly have to go back to paying full price for our fave foodie treats.

A man worried about the plight of Manchester's homeless people in the coronavirus lockdown came up with a bright idea using the new Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

Restaurants are getting hate from diners who can't get a table due to the Government's half-price Eat Out to Help Out scheme.