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Burger King

Meetings with ministers

13

In the last 12 months

6

Different ministers

8

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
29 June 2026Sir Keir StarmerPrime MinisterRoundtable to discuss youth unemployment and how business can help to improve opportunities for young people
23 June 2026Kate DeardenDBTA meeting of the routine Hospitality Sector Council focusing on discussion of the Miburn Review and High Streets.
23 February 2026Kate DeardenDBTTo discuss Council’s priorities for 2026 focusing on five ‘growth levers’: jobs and skills; tax burden; high streets; sustainability and productivity/innovation
26 November 2025Kate DeardenDBTTo discuss reflections from industry on the Budget
26 November 2025Peter KyleDBTTo discuss reflections from industry on the Budget
5 November 2025Pat McFaddenDWPMet as part of a roundtable with employers in response to the Keep Britain Working Review.
25 June 2025Daniel ZeichnerDefraHospitality roundtable for discussion on food strategy
29 April 2025Gareth ThomasDBTTo dicuss the Hospitality Scheme with members of the sector council
29 April 2025Alex NorrisMHCLGTo discuss High Street growth
3 December 2024Gareth ThomasDBTMeeting to discuss opportunities and challenges in the hospitality sector.
4 November 2024James MurrayHMTTo discuss the impact of the Budget on various business stakeholders including representative groups from multiple sectors
15 October 2024Gareth ThomasDBTIntroductory meeting and to discuss challenges affecting the hospitality sector.
9 September 2024Gareth ThomasDBTMeeting of the Hospitality Council to build understanding and support of the make work pay proposals, begin the process of collaborating with the council on key policies to drive the growth mission

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “Burger King UK”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.