By Matt Hardy Sporting events such as the 2024 Euros and Olympics led to an increase in spending across Britain’s bars and pubs, new data has revealed. Individual spending at bard and pubs rose by 11 per cent compared to last summer as Brits flocked to their local boozers to take in the summer of sport. The number of transactions went up by nine per cent, according to data by Dojo, despite the cost of living crisis. The news will be welcomed by the hospitality sector given the sharp increase in the number of haunts closing in the last two years following the Covid-19 pandemic. Jon Knott, head …