Prior to ‘Freedom Day’, the hospitality industry had already been experiencing staff shortages in the that were having a detrimental impact on businesses ability to operate. Now, as businesses try…
Much has been discussed about women's safety at night, particularly following the high profile tragedy of Sarah Everard in London. Here, Sarah Walker examines the Women's Night Safety Charter, an…
We at Six Till Six understand how tough the pandemic has been for those working in the licensed trade. We are acutely aware of the financial stresses the pandemic has…
New counter-terrorism legislation is being considered as part of the UK Government’s approach to public safety and counterterrorism. The consultation period on the legislation, known as the Protect Duty, is…
Following our involvement with clients on the Cultural Recovery Fund bid process, Six Till Six consultant and collaborator Jayne West suggests that now could be the time for the industry,…
In England face coverings are mandatory and required by law to be worn in: Shops,supermarkets,indoor transport hubs,indoor shopping centres,banks and building societies,post offices, museums and galleries,cinemas,places of worship, public libraries, andon public…
The government has summarised its guidance on social distancing and how many people can gather socially. Social interactions with people from other households are limited to 6 people indoors and…
In recent government announcements businesses that were due to reopen on 1st August have now been told they need to stay closed until 15th August. This has obviously raised concerns…
When life gets really tough, it can be difficult to find the positives in a challenging situation, or plot our future course with a sense of optimism. The Covid-19 pandemic…