AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Cup Licensing U-turn: The Government has allowed pubs across England and Wales to stay open until 5am for England’s 1am last-16 clash with Mexico, removing the need for many venues to apply for extra permissions—though police chiefs say the decision came too late and could mean longer shifts and more risk in the night-time economy. Local Hospitality Round-up: In Redditch, venues including the Rising Sun, Woodland Cottage and Seven Stars say they’ll open for the match, while Bristol landlords are weighing which sites will take advantage of the relaxed rules. Match Viewing Options: The BBC is offering a “Stay Up or Catch Up” plan, with a spoiler-free replay early Monday. Cost of Living & Pensions: DWP state pensioners aged 66-78 get an extra £44 in July, while HMRC has sent letters to 370,000+ people about possible missing payments. City Planning Clash: The City of London warns a ministerial delay to its City Plan 2040 could put major housing schemes “at risk.” Health & Safety: Police and unions urge sensible drinking and flexible working as many fans plan to watch through the night.
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