It’s the other way round, I think. Sunak says direct cash support is essential, Truss says we have to suck it up till her tax cuts kick in.
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Public Sector. It is junior criminal lawyers on strike who are paid out of the public purse. They get the princely sum of about £15000 p.a.Don’t forget the barristers.
BlueHammer85
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Brewdog has said it will close six of its bars after "spiralling energy bills" made the future of the sites unviable.
A spokesman for the company said: "All staff have accepted roles in other Brewdog locations. There will be no job losses.
"This is part of the regular review of our portfolio.
"With rapidly increasing costs including spiralling energy bills, these bars were a substantial distance from being viable to operate."
A spokesman for the company said: "All staff have accepted roles in other Brewdog locations. There will be no job losses.
"This is part of the regular review of our portfolio.
"With rapidly increasing costs including spiralling energy bills, these bars were a substantial distance from being viable to operate."
Blue Maverick
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I can see lots of bars shitting either during the day or completely in Mancheste, will be interesting to see if the rip off markets open at xmas, £4 for a mulled wine, now it will be £6!Brewdog has said it will close six of its bars after "spiralling energy bills" made the future of the sites unviable.
A spokesman for the company said: "All staff have accepted roles in other Brewdog locations. There will be no job losses.
"This is part of the regular review of our portfolio.
"With rapidly increasing costs including spiralling energy bills, these bars were a substantial distance from being viable to operate."
Alan Harper's Tash
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If it needs to raise the prices to cover their electricity, they’d need to charge £24 a glass.I can see lots of bars shitting either during the day or completely in Mancheste, will be interesting to see if the rip off markets open at xmas, £4 for a mulled wine, now it will be £6!
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Brewdog has said it will close six of its bars after "spiralling energy bills" made the future of the sites unviable.
A spokesman for the company said: "All staff have accepted roles in other Brewdog locations. There will be no job losses.
"This is part of the regular review of our portfolio.
"With rapidly increasing costs including spiralling energy bills, these bars were a substantial distance from being viable to operate."
Nothing to do with their toxic reputation which has forced punters to drink elsewhere?
Blue Maverick
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How can the French cap EDF at 4% and we can’t? Just seen a cafe who’s bill had gone from £12k to £100k! That’ll be them shutting :(
80% of the electricity produced in France is done by nuclear and the price of producing electricity via nuclear has barely gone up. We instead burn gas for electricity and gas is now extremely expensive to import.How can the French cap EDF at 4% and we can’t? Just seen a cafe who’s bill had gone from £12k to £100k! That’ll be them shutting :(
It's impossible to cap our energy at 4% or else your energy supplier won't exist in 6 months time and the lights will go out.