Keeping a record of food ordered for 28 days

[BlackAmericanoNoSugar]

What are they hoping to achieve with that? I know that some pubs have been claiming to serve food when they haven't really, but won't those same pubs just make up imaginary records instead?

I imagine if they were making up food ordered then their invoices from their suppliers wouldn’t match what they claim to have sold.

It's to chase the pubs into actually proving they are selling food, because there's justified resentment between smaller non-food-providing pubs that aren't allowed to open and larger pubs who serve food who are.

Most eat-in pubs are genuinely insisting on the €9 spend on food. ds went to one the other day that was happy for a group of 6 to share one plate of chips, it was ridiculous. He was delighted (he's sick of spending silly money on shite and tiny plates of food) but it's very unfair.

I think small local pubs should be allowed to open freely, with limits on numbers - some country pubs don't even fit more than about a dozen people.