Propel Legal Articles

11 Jul 2024

Propel Legal Briefing: The results are in – what’s next by Michelle Hazlewood

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 10th July 2024. The results are in – what’s next by Michelle Hazlewood What a week! The general election has ushered in the first change of government in 14 years, a m...

13 Jun 2024

Propel Legal Briefing: Hospitality silence in the manifestos by Michelle Hazlewood

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 12th June 2024. Propel Legal Briefing: Hospitality silence in the manifestos by Michelle Hazlewood In less than a month, a new government will take office. There is a lot of chang...

16 May 2024

Propel Legal Briefing: Sport and hospitality – a timeless bond by Tim Shield

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 15th May 2024. Sport and hospitality – A Timeless Bond by Tim Shield Sport, whether broadcast or as activities integrated into night-time experience, has always gone hand in...

11 Apr 2024

Propel Legal Briefing: Paving the way: the evolution of pavement licensing by Patrick Robson

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 10th April 2024. Paving the way: the evolution of pavement licensing by Patrick Robson External seating has always been of great benefit to licensed premises, especially...

13 Mar 2024

Propel Legal Briefing - Night mayors – the answer to our nightmares?

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 13th March 2024. At present, there are 24 directly elected mayors in England, with several inaugural elections planned in May that will introduce another three across the no...

15 Feb 2024

Propel Legal Briefing - Digital identification – a look at how things might work by Luke Elford

First appearing for Propel Hospitality in their Legal Briefing on 14th February 2024. Cards on the table, never in my life have I had to produce ID when visiting a licensed premises or buying alcohol. Not once. I’ve no idea why. Maybe ...