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'Lying not OK' says LACORS

By John Harrington

A new and long-awaited draft code of conduct for sting operations - leaked to the Morning Advertiser - says children should not lie about their age,...

Sponsor a copper

Sponsor a copper

By Ewan Turney

The trade has reacted angrily to a new paid-for-policing scheme being mooted by the Home Office.

Raising the bar

Raising the bar

Adam Benzine discovers why Best Bar None has become such a success story.The Grand Harbour De Vere Hotel in Southampton was the glitzy venue for...

Tip of the iceberg

Tip of the iceberg

Super-chilled lagers are hot favourites, but has their growth been at the expense of the standard versions, asks Helen Sloan The introduction of...

LACORS seeks advice on lying

LACORS seeks advice on lying

By John Harrington

Local government chiefs are seeking the views of the Home Office before they chose whether to recommend children lie about their age in sting...

Full steam ahead

Full steam ahead

It's not only the Steamboat Inn that has given up smoking - some of its customers have too. Adam Benzine reports on a pub clearly on the...

Town Hall pic

No PEL refunds

By Iain O'Neil

Anger as a Cumbrian council says it has spent unused portion of licencees' Public Entertainments Licences

Alan Bowes L&E chairman

L&E horror film

New documentary claims smoke ban will be lethal to children

Building the brand

Building the brand

Now the only regional brewer in the North East, Camerons has big plans, as Phil Mellows reports.Sometimes one little mistake can seem to haunt you...

A pile of newspapers

What the papers say

By Iain O'Neil

A regular Monday morning look back at how the weekend's papers reported issues affecting the licensed trade.

Trust Inns buoyant as profits climb yet again

Trust Inns buoyant as profits climb yet again

By The PMA Team and Tony Halstead

Trust Inns, the 506-strong tenanted pub operator owned by millionaire Trevor Hemmings, has reported increased profit for the fifth year in a row....

John and Valerie Pascoe

CAMRA announces Pub of the Year

By Iain O'Neil

A pub which faced closure ten years ago has won CAMRA Pub of the Year for the second time. The Swan - a 16th century cottage style pub - in Little...

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National Pubs Week

By Iain O'Neil

As National Pubs Week approaches send us details of your event and we will post them on the website

Cheers

Cheers

That's a Jolie good pud Snifter spotted Angelina Jolie, in the company of boyfriend Brad Pitt, in the Black Horse, near her home in Fulmer,...

THE GUV'NOR

THE GUV'NOR

Dave Daly, licensee of Cahoots in Blackpool and chairman of the National Association of Licensed House Managers If underage drinking is to be...

Dis-chord

Dis-chord

The new Licensing Act was supposed to make it easier for pubs to host live music. Three months into the legislation James Wilmore puts his ear to the...

The entertainers

The entertainers

Everything's on offer, from electronic jukeboxes to quizzes and game showsGame shows add atmosphere Television game shows provided the inspiration...

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What the papers say

By Iain O'Neil

A regular Monday morning look back at how the weekend's papers reported issues affecting the licensed trade. Sunday Observer The Observer reports...

Added value

Added value

Does the profits method of valuing pubs gauge the property or the business value? Robert May explains the subtle differences.There are some trading...

Dream on!

Dream on!

National Pubs Week is almost here. While the Campaign for Real Ale has been busy directing people towards their perfect pub in the run up to the week...

Bernard Brindley in the White Lion, Pailton.

The Guv'nor

Bernard Brindley, licensee at the White Lion, Pailton, Warwickshire: Police should act in a more honest and up-front fashion to help crack down on...

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