Hospitality industry

Businesses reopen, but school attendance is not compulsory for the "next week or two", a minister says.

Leaders of the UK's biggest hospitality firms sign an open letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Tourism leaders "strongly urge" the first minister to signal reopening plans for the indoor sector.

Growing the economy will help to mitigate the pandemic fallout, says Economy Minister Diane Dodds.

There are dates for reopening parts of the economy, but many firms will still need financial support.

The food delivery firm suffered a technical glitch, but says it has resolved the situation.

In England you can drink outside pubs now, something you cannot do in Wales for another fortnight.

A landlord says drinkers meeting big groups of friends are putting pressure on staff and finances.

People say they feel "amazing" to be back in the gym, getting haircuts and going shopping.

Less than half the pubs in England reopened on Monday, the industry says, and many face a fight for survival.

As pub and restaurant gardens reopen in England, one hotelier warns some Scots may be tempted to cross the border.

Wedding industry professionals rue their loss of income as the economy slowly reopens after lockdown.

Publicans say the use of vaccine passports for the hospitality industry will be a "nightmare".

New rules to help venues reopen outdoors safely this month have sparked anger from industry groups.

Gyms, leisure centres and fitness facilities will be able to reopen from 10 May.

Hospitality firms say money to help them survive to the end of March must now last until May.