Leisure & Hospitality Solicitors


More licences, more events, more scrutiny: what the latest licensing figures mean for hospitality operators

Gill Sherratt, Head of Licensing The latest Home Office alcohol licensing statistics offer welcome signs of confidence across the hospitality sector. ...

Reducing the cost of no-shows – practical steps for bars and restaurants

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor No-shows can be costly, particularly for small businesses.  With costs c...

Government urged to review public event safety framework

Nichola Evans, Partner A new Police Inspectorate report has called for a Government review of public...

Martyn's Law commercial property

How Martyn’s Law will affect owners and occupiers of commercial property

Faye Astin, Solicitor The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (known as Martyn’s Law) ...

Manchester Fashion Week: legal lessons for large-scale event organisers

Susan Honeyands, Partner, Head of Leisure & Hospitality Manchester Fashion Week offers a timely ...

Updated Martyn’s Law guidance on leased premises

Nichola Evans, Partner The Government has corrected its previous guidance on Martyn’s Law as to wh...

Setting the scene: do hospitality businesses need a music licence?

Susan Honeyands, Partner Music is often an important part of the guest or customer experience in the...

When a sale isn’t saving – what retailers need to know about misleading discounts

Darcy MacMillan, Solicitor A consultation will launch this autumn into discounts and recommended ret...

Employment Rights Act 2025 – revised timeline for key changes

Mark McKeating, Partner Contributors: Biba Metcalfe, Trainee Solicitor The Department for Business a...

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