Deliveroo is launching an Eat In to Help Out discount for September

Tom Grater International Film ReporterCourt TV, which relaunched in the U.S. in 2019 after an 11-year hiatus, has arrived in the UK via an initial deal with pay-TV giant Sky.The first batch of programming will include airing the trials of those accused in the George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery cases, as well as the R Kelly trial, which is currently ongoing.The timing of the launch coincides with the 25th anniversary of the O.J.

www.keepbritaintidy.org and pledge whether to litter-pick solo or as part of a group of up to six people.Speaking about the campaign, Councillor Rabanwaz Akbar, Manchester council’s Executive Member for Neighbourhoods, said we could all enjoy the benefits of a clean and tidy city.“The look and feel of an area hugely improves when people come together as a team, to demonstrate pride in their neighbourhoods by standing up to the selfish minority of litter louts.“The Great British September Clean

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Nicola Shindler, the award-winning British TV veteran and producer of such hit shows asHappy Valley, Queer as Folk and, most recently, Harlan Coben's The Stranger for Netflix, is launching a new scripted label within ITV Studios. Shindler, founder and current CEO of the Studiocanal-owned Red Production Company, is set to join the unit of U.K.

the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme.New figures released by HMRC showed that up to midnight on August 27, more than 260,000 meals were devoured by diners at participating restaurants, pubs and cafes in the region.In neighbouring North Lanarkshire, another £1.5 million was discounted from the 274,000 meals served there.Restaurants have until the end of September to claim back the discount so HMRC expect the number of claims to continue to increase.Across Scotland, 6.3 million meals have

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserAnnouncing that more than 100 million meals were served up across the UK under the scheme, Chancellor Rishi Sunak said: “Our mission has been to protect jobs; and I want to thank everyone, from restaurant owners to waiters, chefs and diners, for embracing Eat Out to Help Out and helping drive our economic recovery.”

More than 3,100 restaurants in Scotland signed up for UK Government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme - meaning eateries were buzzing again for the first time in months.Ruth Sutherland (below), who runs the Carfraemill Hotel in the Lammermuir Hills, says the introduction of the promotion saw demand 'quadruple'.The UK Government has given firms across Scotland vital support to protect jobs and help them weather the storm of the Covid-19 crisis.

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MORE NEWS FROM THE PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS The scheme will see prices on a range of meals and drinks reduced from Monday to Wednesday until November 11 at Wetherspoon pubs all over the UK.A spokesman for Wetherspoons said: “The government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme was extremely popular with our customers and a great boost to the hospitality industry.“We are keen to offer our customers a superb choice of food and drink at great value for money prices.”

Toby Carvery and Harvester will extend the Eat Out to Help Out scheme at its Scots branches beyond the August 31 cut off date. Customers at both restaurants, which are owned by Mitchells & Butler, will be able to get 50% off food and soft drinks on Monday to Wednesday until September 9.

Eat Out to Help Out scheme comes to a close on August 31 having offered £10 off meals during August at thousands of eateries across the UK. The UK Government incentive to encourage the nation to support the hospitality sector has been a huge hit with more than 64 million Brits taking advantage of the Monday to Wednesday discounted food offer.

Next Monday will be a sad day for many people in the UK, as it marks the final day shoppers are able to get 50 per cent off food at restaurants like McDonald's, Nando's and KFC under the government's successful Eat Out To Help Out scheme.The money-saving scheme has been hugely popular with diners in England, and many restaurants have witnessed huge queues and increased footfall as a result.But while food chains prepare to wave goodbye to the official scheme, some have taken the decision to