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Dealing with live-ins who really live out

Dealing with live-ins who really live out

By Peter Coulson

Employment law is a minefield — as many people who run pubs have found to their cost. One of the problems is that it's always changing to keep in...

ePub: what's new?

ePub: what's new?

A Europe-wide survey has shown that venues with wireless internet access can attract web surfers and build customer loyalty.Research commissioned by...

Equipment logic

Equipment logic

You've done your research, you know what type of food offer you're going to do at the pub and you've got your menu sorted. So now it's time to decide...

Peter Coulson

Short-lived thrill for AWP increase

By Peter Coulson

While I can understand the leap of joy experienced when the intense lobbying by the licensed trade organisations resulted in a stake and prize...

Doorstaff guidance on getting physical

Doorstaff guidance on getting physical

By John Harrington

Doorstaff are to receive advice on how to safely intervene if violence flares in a pub or club. The Morning Advertiser can reveal that a new guidance...

Dealing with the spiral  of debt

Dealing with the spiral of debt

By Nigel Huddleston

Owing money can feel paralysing as the nightmare solution of bankruptcy looms. Nigel Huddleston offers insights and practical help. Britain has...

MA Legal expert  Peter Coulson

Stretching the point too far

By Peter Coulson

Although it was interesting to read about the recent county court judgement concerning liability of door staff, I am not sure it deserved the...

Eye to the future

Eye to the future

It is has now been nine months since David Bremner, the marketing director at Everards Brewery, spoke to The Publican about his idea to better market...

A family affair

A family affair

Cliff Nye, who owns a successful pub in Norfolk, tells Humayun Hussain how he is now doing the same in Hertfordshire

No half measures

No half measures

By Nigel Huddleston

A growing number of pubs have been tempted into believing that, where spirits are concerned, there really is a substitute for the real thing. But as...

In the line of duty

In the line of duty

As if the smoking ban and licensing changes haven't given pubs enough to worry about, licensees also have to keep an eye on their spirits packaging...

A class act

A class act

The fine art of theatre cooking presents dining out as an interactive spectacle. Simon Knott joins in

Safety harnessed

Safety harnessed

Licensee Julie Batchelor outlines how she operates and maintains a food safety policy to keep her staff in the know and her patrons in the pink

Keeping it clean

Keeping it clean

Your menu won't get off the starting blocks if your pub falls short of required health and safety standards. Our experts point you in the right direction

All systems go

All systems go

Technology aimed at pubs has never been so sophisticated. Jo Grobel kicks off a five-page review of what's on offer with a look at systems geared around food

Barboxing clever

Barboxing clever

Online ordering service barbox.com quadrupled its business in just four years. MD Duncan Malyon explains why more pubs are joining its online revolution

Accent on access

Accent on access

Ex-managing director Peter Gatling achieved 60% sales growth by transforming the Merry Harriers in Clayhidon, Devon, from an exclusive gastropub into an accessible country inn. Ewan Turney discovers his secrets

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