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Coulson: pub trade saddled with compliance

Compliance battle drags on

By Peter Coulson

MA legal editor Peter Coulson considers the one-size-fits-all approach to licensing.

Grogan: wants more free sport

Pubs must be given a sporting chance

By John Grogan

As the summer fast approaches the temperature in the simmering debate about televised sport in pubs is about to rise, says John Grogan.

Coulson: police should not express a personal view

A return for 'fit and proper'?

By Peter Coulson

MA legal editor Peter Coulson considers whether police should be able to object to a licence on health grounds.

BII: idea for fairer rent reviews

Green light for BII rent adjudication system

By John Harrington

The BII aims to make its low-cost rent adjudication system a pan-industry initiative. The BII Council last night gave support to the Independent...

SIA warning on doorstaff badges

SIA warning on doorstaff badges

By John Harrington

Hosts are urged to ensure doorstaff display their licences correctly after recent checks showed some breaking the law by having badges concealed...

Coulson: change of attitude is needed

Wrong target, wrong strategy

By Peter Coulson

Demonising alcohol and those who sell it is a short-term measure, says Peter Coulson.

A win-win situation: most major pubcso are in favour

BII to discuss new rent adjudication

By Andrew Pring

A new and inexpensive form of lessee-friendly rent adjudication is set to be discussed by the BII next week. The scheme, which could revolutionise...

MA campaign calls for banks to lend to pubs

HSBC U-turn for host refused loan

By John Harrington

HSBC has temporarily reduced payments on a pub's mortgage after the licensee confronted a divisional manager at a local banking summit for small...

Coulson: be wary of the changing regulations

Working rights affect all

By Peter Coulson

Employers need to keep on top of the latest rules and regulations in regard to employees, says Peter Coulson.

Gordon Brown

PM says bank should help host

By John Harrington

A licensee is reapplying for business loans under a Government-backed scheme - on the personal advice of Gordon Brown. In a move that could offer...

Payne: offers are here to stay

Payne: 'pub discount deals here to stay'

By Andrew Pring

Heavy discounting of pub food and drink will be a permanent feature of trade, says Ian Payne, chairman of Town & City and Bay Restaurants....

Budvar: sponsoring Jazz competition

Search is on for best pub Jazz band

By MA Reporter

The Morning Advertiser has for the second time joined forces with Budweiser Budvar and the Budvar Cheltenham Jazz Festival to launch the third year...

Shannon Wells

Host's £37,000 water bill

By Gemma McKenna

An Enterprise Inns lessee is locked in dispute with Southern Water after receiving a £37,000 bill. The case raises the question of who is...

Coulson: changes have the hallmark of a botch job

Kept in dark on conditions

By Peter Coulson

the Government has chopped and changed its stance on the power to impose conditions on premises licences by the Home Secretary and local licensing authorities, says Peter Coulson.

Protz: in favour of Budvar move

My glass is half and half full

By Roger Protz

Czech brewer Budvar has introduced a new beer to London. It's a blend of two styles, reminiscent of intriguing 1960s beer mixes, says Roger Protz.

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