Sky looks to tighten loophole
Sky is acting to close a loophole after a licensee was repeatedly allowed to cancel his subscription and then renew it over a six-year period.Tim...
Archives for June 21, 2005
Legal advice: A joint effort
The landlord and the tenant could be friends - and a joint venture could be the way to do it.By Briony Edwards and Keith Miller of thePublican.com's...
Publicans need new champion
The pub industry's specialist demands have outstripped the capabilities of the FSB. James Wilmore learns why it feels licensees require a dedicated...
Cask Marque launches initiative to fight warm ale
Licensees are continuing to serve cask ale that is too warm, according to beer quality watchdog Cask Marque.As a result the organisation is launching...
Home Office denies summer disorder crackdown
The Home Office has denied reports that it plans to extend last summer's crackdown on alcohol-related disorder nationwide.Instead, it is being left...
Award winning chef takes over Wiltshire pub
Pub Food Award winning chef Paul Morgan has opened his new venture, the Shears Inn and Country Hotel in Collingbourne Ducis, Wiltshire.After five...
Licensee defends all-you-can-drink promotion
A licensee has been forced to defend his decision to lay on £40 all-you-can-drink with breakfast promotion at his bar during the British Lions tour....
Unlocking the potential
Hamish Champ spoke to S&NPE at the recent opening of the first pub redeveloped by the Waterside Pub Partnership - the Foxton Locks Inn.As local...
Experts to debate routing out rogue recruitment firms
Tony Payne, chief executive of the Federation of Licensed Victuallers' Associations, and Francis Patton, customer relations director of Punch...
In session...with Ben McFarland
Beer Writer of the Year Ben McFarland flies the flag for America's most inspirational independent brewers.I love Americans. I know that stating as...