Lager is making headway in an otherwise declining beer market but it's standard lagers, not premiums, which are pushing the growth. Report by John...
In a move away from a big brand feel to Jim Thompson's, Noble House Leisure is adding a touch of Thai. Jo Bruce reports Noble House Leisure's launch...
Back in the '70s, the Dog and Partridge in Sheffield would have been tough enough for Clint Eastwood and his spaghetti Westerns. Phil Dixon explains...
by Claire Hu The trade has been warned it has two to three years to put its house in order and reduce binge drinking and disorder, or face Draconian...
The St George's Day weekend offers pubs a perfect opportunity to cash in on extra business but you may have a fight on your hands if you want to open...
Last week Tim Martin, boss of JD Wetherspoon, said he was stepping down. Mark Stretton examines his career.In the past six months Tim Martin has been...
The ObserverCity Councils across Britain are now drawing up radical plans to outlaw smoking in public places, with some considering draconian blanket...
Point taken Anne Roberts (Morning Advertiser letters column 12 February) we wouldn't recommend that those who venture into cellars should dress in...
Prince Charles amazed regulars at the Old Crown, in Hesket Newmarket, in Cumbria, with his relaxed, chatty manner over his 40-minute stay last week....
A world-famous pub used for the filming of the BBC production of Martin Chuzzlewit three years ago, has been destroyed by fire. Only the walls of the...
When JD Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin went on a six-month sabbatical last year, managing director John Hutson was left holding the baby. Lorna Harrison...
The ObserverThe government has been accused of ignoring an impending health crisis after it emerged a long-awaited report on alcohol misuse rules out...
by The PMA Team Avebury Taverns, the operator of 750 leased and tenanted pubs, plans to expand to 2,000-plus pubs after a management buyout backed by...
The government is being urged to protect Britain's local pubs and microbrewers from closure. In support of CAMRA's National Pubs Week, Brian Cotter,...
Proposed changes to the Use Classes Order 1987, which are looking increasingly likely, will mean that in many cases it will no longer be possible to...
by John Harrington A journalist who caused uproar in the mid-Wales town of Welshpool by claiming a pub was used as a meeting place for neo-Nazis has...
National Pubs Week is on countdown to its big launch on Saturday, with organisers confident more licensees than ever will sign up for the big event....
