A number of local food businesses in the city have closed their doors at a time of spiralling costs and tightening budgets for households.
The Foxley Hatch in Purley is to close by the end of October, one of 32 Wetherspoons pubs put up for sale across the country.
Got No Beef announced that they have closed their doors for the final time.
Brexit and the pandemic are being blamed by a Horsham restaurant for an ‘unusually high level of staff shortages’ which has resulted in its temporary closure.
A POPULAR Brighton pub has closed due to the rising cost of electricity bills and “Brexit nonsense”. / Management cited various reasons for the closure including the rise in energy costs, Brexit and “other issues” which meant they did not expect to survive.
Rise in food and fuel prices, fewer customers, and staff shortages due to Brexit have led to the cheerful corner café closure.
A SCOTTISH commercial interior fit-out and refurbishment contractor has cited Brexit issues among the reasons it ceased trading.
The Catalan kitchen has been part of the Canton food scene for ten years but has struggled with importing ingredients and getting staff.
Bristol record store Idle Hands has announced it will shut at its current Stokes Croft address, with a crowdfunder launched to alleviate the costs of being closed, and to go toward helping it set up in a new, more central, location.
Closures in 2020/21 follow 856 restaurants shutting down the year before.
Despite the provision of an online learning model, which was first introduced in 2018, Premier Global NASM recorded a drop in demand for training in 2021 against tumultuous market conditions that started after Brexit and were compounded by COVID-induced industry shutdowns.
UK-based passenger and cargo airline Jota Aviation has appointed liquidators after the airline was hit be the impact of Brexit and Covid.
A local newspaper has blamed a combination of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic for its decision to cease print publication.
Notrees Care Home in Kintbury could be closed, and all its residents moved elsewhere.
A SEAFOOD firm based on the Isle of Mull has blamed Brexit as it announced it is closing down for good.
The Ethical Shellfish Company (TESC), based on the Isle of Mull, claimed they had been left with no choice after a period of poor trading.
A supplier of car parts to the likes of Range Rover and BMW is reportedly closing its UK plant and setting its sights on Europe.
Thermal Management Solutions will shift production from Reading to the Continent a year after being recapitalised by new investors, Sky News learns.
Hundreds of jobs will be lost in Newcastle as Nestlé’s profitable sweets and chocolate factory is set to close and production move to the EU.
Loss of 475 jobs expected near Newcastle as production of familiar brands moves abroad.
Majestic Wine is calling time on its business in Calais after Brexit regulations decimated the traditional ‘booze cruise’.
Ken Thompson, who runs Bussens & Parkin in Mildenhall in Suffolk, said a lack of stock has left him with no choice but to put his kitchen and bathrooms business into insolvency.
A kitchen and bathroom shop with a builders' merchant founded in 1912 is to close as a result of Covid lockdowns and Brexit supply issues.
Grantham-based trailer manufacturer Fruehauf owed almost £5m when it slumped into administration in August, according to documents seen by TheBusinessDesk.com.
Woman whose business makes 'bugs into burgers' forced to shut down business after Brexit makes it 'illegal'
05/11/2021
A small business which cooks up crickets and mealworms into burgers and biscuits has been forced to cease trading after new Brexit rules have deemed the practice 'illegal' in the UK.