Emily Cotterill

As more food orientated businesses start to re-open but footfall remains uncertain Too good To Go are waiving their registration fees for businesses that register via FOR Cardiff. The process is simple, allowing you to sell leftover food at the end of the day – reducing the quantity wasted and recouping some of the associated costs.

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Here’s an interesting video from Greene King outlining the planned customer journey inside their reopened venues

Welsh Government guidelines suggest that non-essential retail will re-open on June 22nd FOR Cardiff have prepared the following resources to help you communicate the status of your business

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Welsh Government guidelines suggest that non-essential retail will re-open on June 22nd FOR Cardiff have prepared the following resources to help you communicate the status of your business

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Many FOR Cardiff members are already familiar with the Best Bar None scheme. BBN is an accreditation which demonstrates holders have met the highest standards in licenceed premises management & the co-ordinators have complied a list of potentially useful resources here.

Best Bar None are hosting a specific re-opening webinar on Monday 15th…[Read more]

CLICK HERE FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE WELSH GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES FOR BUSINESS

Cardiff Council’s Recovery Strategy contains information on a variety of issues pertinent to the retail sector including information on one way pedestrian flows

BRC & USDAW Recommended Implementation Practices for Non-Food Retail Stores – please note this document…[Read more]

CLICK HERE FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE WELSH GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES FOR BUSINESS

Cardiff Council’s Recovery Strategy contains information on a variety of issues pertinent to the retail sector including information on one way pedestrian flows

BRC & USDAW Recommended Implementation Practices for Non-Food Retail Stores – please note this document…[Read more]

Working with consultants Arup Cardiff Council have developed a recovery strategy for the city you can read the full strategy document here

In order to help businesses re-open in environments with as little contact as possible FOR Cardiff are working with local FinTech firm Yoello to provide a totally contact free ordering and payments system for food and beverage businesses.

Yoello have developed a web app which will allow users to browse your menu, place orders and make payments…[Read more]

As retail prepares to re-open many businesses which operated solely on a walk-in basis will be looking to implement appointment systems to space out footfall and enable social distancing.

Here we have gathered together a few resources to help with this, please feel free to reply to this topic with any feedback or further suggestions:

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This is a list of potentially useful resources for re-opening spaces in the professional services and education sectors. Please feel free to add to this topic thread with any resources of your own that you are willing to share:

Royal Institute of Charter Surveyors: Beyond Covid-19, Re-Opening of Commercial Buildings

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FOR Cardiff invited representatives from Cardiff Bus, Cardiff Council, NCP, Transport for Wales and The Taxi Forum to update on their plans of how they are facilitating employees safe return to work following lock down.

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This webinar was recorded on May 15th and was the first presentation by Cardiff Council consultants Arup to leisure and hospitality businesses on the plans for the re-opening of the city.

This recovery planning webinar was recorded on May 15th – Cardiff Council consultants Arup presented the first phases of the city centre recovery plan for a retail audience.