Emma McClarkin
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 45 |
| Web site | emmamcclarkin.com |
| Date of birth | October 9,1978 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Born | Stroud |
| United Kingdom | |
| Office | Member of the European Parliament |
| Party | Conservative Party |
| Job | Politician |
| Spokesperson | |
| Official site | emmamcclarkin.com |
| Education | Bournemouth University |
| Previous position | Member of the European Parliament (2009–2019) |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 484906 |
Emma McClarkin Life story
Emma McClarkin OBE is a British Conservative Party politician who served as a Member of the European Parliament for the East Midlands region from 2009 to 2019. She was a spokesman for international trade for the Conservative Party. She is currently the Chief Executive of the British Beer and Pub Association.
Women's World Cup: Pubs say laws should be eased after final
... Its chief executive, Emma Mcclarkin, said there needed to be an amendment to the Licensing Act 2003 to reflect the need for blanket licensing changes during national moments like the final...
World Cup final: Pubs call for relaxed alcohol laws on Sunday
... Emma Mcclarkin, its boss, said: " As England enter their first World Cup Final since 1966, we need the government to step in and allow the necessary regulatory easement to allow pubs to serve the public from 10:00 on final day, so fans and communities can come together and cheer the Lionesses to victory...
Pub takeaway drinks rules to be continued
... Emma Mcclarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, whose members own over 20,000 pubs, welcomed the decision, saying landlords would be pleased not to have to apply for additional licences...
Last orders for takeaway pub pints as Covid rules expire
... " We need government to support our pubs and allow them to diversify and innovate, not hold them back with more red tape and unnecessary regulation, " added chief executive Emma Mcclarkin...
King's Coronation: Pubs to stay open longer in England and Wales
... Emma Mcclarkin, chief executive officer of the British Beer and Pub Association, said the move - which was also done for the Queen s Platinum Jubilee last year - was " a timely boost for the pub industry"...
Cost of living: If no one comes we close early, says pub
... Its chief executive Emma Mcclarkin said pubs and brewers " are doing whatever they can to make ends meet as costs on everything continue to rise"...
I'm not the Grinch, says union boss ahead of Christmas strikes
... " Customers will be cancelling bookings and staying home, whilst staffing shortages will be exacerbated by a lack of transport options, " said Emma Mcclarkin, head of the British Beer and Pub Association...
Covid pandemic: Drinkers shun beer for wine and spirits
... Emma Mcclarkin, chief executive of the BBPA, said every unsold pint was " a stark reminder of the dislocating effect Covid restrictions had on our sector and the communities our pubs sit at the heart of"...
Pub takeaway drinks rules to be continued
By Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC News
Pubs in England and Wales will be able to continue selling takeaway drinks after the government decided to keep Covid licensing rules.
They were allowed to serve customers through hatches when they were forced to close under pandemic laws in 2020.
The Rules were due to expire on 30 September, but The Bbc has been told they will now continue.
The Move - aimed at saving the trade from financial Ruin - was previously extended twice during the pandemic.
It is understood Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stepped in to enable the current licensing rule to continue.
The Sun newspaper, quoted a source saying the Prime Minister had " listened to the industry and heard them loud and clear".
The Rules , which were granted In July 2020, allows pubs without an off-premises licence to sell takeaway alcohol without having to apply to their local council for permission.
The Change allowed them to keep trading during Covid restrictions.
Emma Mcclarkin , chief executive of The British Beer and Pub Association, whose members own over 20,000 pubs, welcomed the decision, saying landlords would be pleased not to have to apply for additional licences.
" This Was a measure introduced to support our pubs during difficult times and the Prime Minister must recognise that these businesses are still under immense pressure, " She Said .
Martin McTague, national chair of The Federation of Small Businesses, said The Move would provide pubs with an " extra revenue stream to mitigate The Rising costs".
With The Rules having been expected to expire at The End September, pubs that wanted to continuing serving takeaway pints would have had to apply to local councils for permission.
Before its decision to keep The Rules in place After All , the Home Office had said that it had sought opinions from councils, residents' groups and drinks retailers - and that the majority of those who responded were in favour of returning to the pre-pandemic rules.
There were concerns from pub groups that such a Move would have forced landlords to go through a lengthy application and approval processes to keep takeaway sales.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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