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Deloitte Taste of the Nation survey reveals pub visits increase

Pub visits increase in the six months to October

By Mark Wingett

The frequency of visits to pubs whether for a drink or a meal climbed slightly to 4.7 times (spring 4.6 times) in the six months to October, making up 23% of the going out market, according to the latest Taste of the Nation survey by Deloitte.

Fuller's reports 4% half-year pre-tax profit increase

Fuller's reports 4% half-year pre-tax profit increase

Fuller’s, the London-based brewer and pub operator, saw revenues grow 8% to £137.9m and adjusted pre-tax profit increase 4% to £17.1m in the 26 weeks to 29 September, a period it described as an “extraordinary six months”, and revealed that it has spent...

Oceana Kingston has licence revoked after fatal stabbing

Oceana Kingston has licence revoked

Luminar, the nightclub operator, has said it will consider its options for its Oceana club in Kingston after the decision to revoke its licence following a fatal stabbing inside.

The Big Interview: Alistair Arkley

The Big Interview: Alistair Arkley

By Phil Mellows

As the sun sinks over the plains of the Serengeti the last light of the day glitters in the golden dust, stirred into the cooling air by the hooves of 10,000 wildebeest. In the distance the breeze shudders the canvas walls of a lonely tent. Inside, Alistair...

WaverleyTBS was owed £26.5m by trade debtors

WaverleyTBS was owed £26.5m by trade debtors

By Rob Willock and John Harrington

WaverleyTBS was owed £26.5m by trade debtors at the time of its collapse last month, of which it is estimated that only £15m will be paid.

BBPA benchmarking report shows pub running costs increase

Small wet-led outlets suffer as costs of running a pub increase

By Rob Willock & Adam Pescod

Total operating costs of running tenanted and leased pubs increased significantly last year — with smaller, wet-led pubs bearing the brunt, according to the British Beer & Pub Association’s (BBPA’s) latest Running a Pub benchmarking survey of companies...

Better training for checkout clerks could benefit pub industry

Better training for checkout clerks could benefit pub industry

By Mark Daniels

A survey has revealed that pre-loading is a false economy, stating that those who choose to consume heavily discounted booze at home before heading out are likely to drink twice as much than if they just made a beeline to the town centre for the evening.

The Big Interview: Bill Butler, Security Industry Authority

The Big Interview: Bill Butler, Security Industry Authority

By Adam Pescod

It is easy to have respect for somebody who has faced Lord Justice Leveson and come out the other side with their reputation intact. However, it is something else entirely to be called to the Leveson Inquiry with less than a week’s notice, only to find...

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Mark Daniels: The birth of the £6 pint…

By Mark Daniels

So last week, following a concerted effort by many publicans, industry personnel and beer lovers to generate a near religious movement on sites such as Twitter that saw an e-petition receive over 100’000 digital signatures, MPs finally had a debate about...

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