Copyright
Many licensees get away with breaching a creator's copyright without even realising they are doing it - but there are some areas where this could end...
Archives for October 3, 2001
Front-of-house IT
Touch-screen tills, hand-held order pads and portable card swipes are among the innovations that are transforming the level of service pubs can offer...
Trade fears mount over licensing hours on Jubilee weekend
Trade leaders have warned that licensing hours may restrict celebrations planned for the Queen's Golden Jubilee next year.Ministers have approved...
Shepherd Neame profits up in difficult trading conditions
Shepherd Neame has announced that pre-tax profits are up nearly 10 per cent on last year to £8.2m, despite difficult trading conditions.The Kent...
Health and safety
As an employer, you are legally obliged to give your staff the training they need to carry out their work safely - which could also save your...
AA guide boosts pub food image
Pub food is much better than it used to be, according to a new food guide, despite celebrity chef Ainsley Harriot's comments to the contrary.Just...
Christmas parties
With the evenings still warm enough for customers to sit outside the pub, it might seem a bit soon to start thinking about Christmas, but as with any...
Know your measures
For licensees who don't know their Butts from their Noggins, John Porter offers a guide to ensuring your customers are always served drinks in legal...
Trade calls for rapid reforms
Government must act to combat the growing crisis in hospitalityMinisters need to speed up licensing reform to stem the growing crisis in the...
Bootlegging clampdown hit by legal block
Government efforts to clamp down on bootlegging have been dealt a blow following a man's legal bid to bring in large quantities of booze and...