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Marston’s agreed to pay 100% of an arbitrator’s fees and costs in a Pubs Code arbitration after failing to identify the relevant costs provisions in their submissions to the arbitrator.
The 6 regulated pub-owning businesses have worked together with the PCA to agree minimum standards in dealing with tied tenants on short agreements over and above what the Pubs Code requires.
New regulations requiring businesses to separate recycling from waste come into effect
Today’s interim monitoring report sets out the Competition and Market Authority’s (CMA) observations on developments in the road fuel retail market since the previous update in November 2024.
The PCA is concerned to ensure that pubs companies are fully compliant with regulation 46 of the Pubs Code relating to premises insurance, and in particular, a tied tenant’s right to price match.
Five airlines have offered commitments to resolve the CMA’s competition concerns over their agreement to cooperate on passenger routes between the UK and US.
Ambitious 2025 to 2026 CMA programme will prioritise action to drive growth and investment whilst fulfilling its core purpose to promote competition and protect consumers.
This information is from the PCA on upcoming changes to the website.
A speech by Jessica Lennard, CMA Chief Strategy & External Affairs Officer
The CMA sets out its concerns over Ticketmaster’s sale of Oasis tickets.
The SIA invited senior representatives from the private security industry to discuss ways that they and the regulator could combat labour exploitation together.
The Minister for Safeguarding and the Minister for Security have both agreed to the appointment of two new non-executive directors to the Board of the SIA.
The Scottish Anti-Illicit Trade Group (SAITG) has relaunched this month, with the aim of combating counterfeiting and intellectual property crime in Scotland.
More officers trained and funding provided as clampdown on illegal tobacco and vape trade accelerates.
Iconic Taskmaster bathtub transformed by seven-year-old inventor in national competition.
Speech delivered by Martin Coleman, Inquiry Chair of the CMA’s market investigation into veterinary services for household pets.
Sky, BT, IMG, ITV and BBC admitted to breaking the law after colluding on rates of pay for freelancers
An independent inquiry group has cleared Boparan’s deal to buy ForFarmers’ Burston and Radstock feed mills.
The proposed merger of the Office of The Regulator of Community Interest Companies to Companies House
New resources launched to raise awareness about unsafe baby sleeping products.
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