Better late than never?
With the government stalling yet again, licensees are still unsure what time their New Year parties must end. Jackie Annett asks why the delay?The...
Archives for October 30, 2002
More on cellar management
Phil Mellows looks at how the content of Interbrew's cellar training has changed, and at how Hall & Woodhouse staff are being offered free...
Bubbling over
Sparkling wine has always been linked with France, however, bubbly from other countries is just beginning to take off. By Ben McFarland.UK sales of...
Cellar management
Over the next couple of pages, we focus on cellar management, with tips including how brewery courses are focusing on commercial benefits and the...
Yorkshire Police back staggered closing
Police and councillors in a Yorkshire town are convinced that longer opening hours would stop clashes between "huge gangs" of drinkers and...
Barracuda buys seven Old Monk sites for £7.8m
Barracuda has bought seven sites from the collapsed pub operator Old Monk Company for £7.8m.The managed business headed by Mark McQuator swooped for...
Survey shows hygiene flaws
More than a third of chefs and other caterers do not wash their hands after going to the toilet at work, according to a new survey.The survey was...
Avoid slip ups in the work place this winter
Employers have a duty to make icy paths safe for staffby Richard Williams of thePublican.com's legal team of experts from London solicitors Joelson...
Group fights for GM-free Britain
Environmental pressure group Friends of the Earth has launched its GM-free Britain campaign.The campaign aims to encourage local authorities to...