Pub bosses blast 'bonkers' check-in plan

Plans to require pubs to register visitors before they are allowed in would harm people’s liberties and pile further pressure on the sector, the boss of Marston’s has warned. Ralph Findlay, chief executive of the 1,400 site pub chain, said the measures would be “impractical”, adding the notion that customers would willingly give the correct information to pubs was “bonkers”. The measures are part of plans being considered by ministers to allow the hospitality