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Lady Gaga: popped in to London pub

Lady Gaga drops into London pub

By Lesley Foottit

Controversial popstar Lady Gaga surprised regulars at a London pub on Saturday night by strolling in for a pint. Arriving at the Raven in Chiswick...

CAMRA: keeping pressure on pubcos

CAMRA to fight on after pubco ruling

By John Harrington

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has vowed to "maintain pressure" on pubcos after the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) ruling.

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The Publican: What made you decide on bartending as a career? Chris As a youngster I was always down the pub with my dad and it was so welcoming and...

Destination pubs give good service

Destination pubs offer best service

By Lesley Foottit

Food-led destination pubs provide the best customer service in the pubs and bars sector, according to a new survey.

Greene King IPA: a proper pint

Greene King: man deserves a proper pint

By John Harrington

Greene King has unveiled its £1m ad campaign for IPA with the tagline: "Man Deserves a Proper Pint". The tongue-in-cheek campaign focuses on how...

GBPFA 2011: open for entries now

Caterers urged to enter GBPFA 2011

By Jo Bruce

Pub caterers are being urged not to miss the opportunity to raise the profile of their pub's food offer by entering the Great British Pub Food Awards 2011.

Luminar: sales decline

Luminar reports 20.2% sales decline

By Martyn Leek, M&C Report

Luminar confirmed this morning that it was continuing to see a "difficult trading environment" as it reported a like-for-like sales decline of 20.2%.

Stand up comedy: now in four Luminar venues

Luminar in Jongleurs comedy link-up

By Martyn Leek, M&C Report

Jongleurs, the comedy club brand, has received £2m in funding from Ingenious Media and has announced a tie-up with Luminar.

Kids drinking on the street can get into more trouble than in a supervised environment

Times columnist: let under-18s into pubs

By Ewan Turney

The pub is the perfect place for 16-year-olds to learn how to drink sensibly while it could provide a boost for pubs, says Times columnist.

JD Wetherspoon: fire at green pub

Fire closes Wetherspoon flagship green pub

By The PMA Team

A serious fire has closed JD Wetherspoon' flagship green pub, the Kettleby Cross in Melton Mowbray, three years after it opened. Investigations are...

Underage: Mother bought alcohol for daughter

Woman fined for buying alcohol for daughter

By Ewan Turney

A woman in South Shields has been arrested and fined for buying alcohol for her underage daughter and friends. The 38-yearold was arrested after...

Northumberland Arms: sold for £1.07m

Enterprise raises £11.445m at auction

By John Harrington

Enterprise Inns has raised £11.445m auctioning freeholds of nine prime pubs, all but one located in London. As with previous sales, the pubco has...

Cross Keys: before the revamp

Alan Shepherd: opportunity knocks

By Phil Mellows

They thought Alan Shepherd was mad when he gave up his job to set up Bespoke Inns. And for a while he felt the same, he admits to Phil Mellows....

Harvester: one of the M&B brands in the tracker

Pub chains report strong September

By Ewan Turney

The British public is continuing to go out to eat and drink — and the country's biggest pub and restaurant chains are benefiting. Top pub, bar and...

Hygiene rating: visible to all

Pub hygiene ratings roll-out

By John Harrington

Councils could be forced to adopt the scheme that lets the public see food hygiene ratings of pubs - and pubs may have to display the results. The Government is to adopt the recommendations about the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme.

Rayden led County Estate Management

County Estate goes into administration

By The PMA Team

Pub management firm County Estate Management, the company led by Clive Rayden, has gone into administration in the wake of the collapse of Pubfolio. County Estate Management was left running just 135 pubs after Pubfolio's demise.

Booming: Milestone team with chef Gordon Ramsay

Pub's trade rockets after Ramsay show

By Michelle Perrett

Owners of a Sheffield gastropub say trade has gone "off the scale" after winning a top food award on a TV show fronted by Gordon Ramsay. Matt...

SIA: door staff licensing will be transferred to a new regime

SIA to be phased out

By Ewan Turney

The Security Industry Authority, which regulates the licensing of door staff, is to be phased out with licensing transferred to a new regime.

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