Archives for June 12, 2007

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Typhoo gets fruity

With growing consumer interest in fruit and herb tea, Typhoo is launching a new range available exclusively to the foodservice market.Offered under...

Live Entertainment: Morris dancing

There is something impenetrably mysterious about Morris dancing. No one quite seems to know how it started, and the way it has finished up offers few...

Beware 'cowboy' rate advisers

The recent Scamwatch campaign run by The Publican has highlighted the wide range of areas where hard- pushed licensees are susceptible to...

Live Entertainment: karaoke

Love it or hate it, karaoke has become an established feature of the pub entertainment scene over the past couple of decades ­ and it doesn¹t seem...

Energy-contract warning for hosts

Licensees and operators are urged to be careful to avoid paying penalty fees while agreeing to energy contracts. Energywatch said they increasingly...

Live Entertainment: jazz nights

"Well, you take some skin," as Bing Crosby so pithily observed to Louis Armstrong in High Society, "and jazz begins."In fact, there's a bit more to...

In Season: Serve up the best of British

Claire Power, product marketing manager, fresh produce, Pauleys: June sees the start of much British produce becoming available again. This includes...

Glass: police ignore Gov't line

By Joe Lutrario

Police are continuing to call for blanket glass bans despite advice to the contrary from the Government, published in its National Alcohol Strategy....

What the papers say - June 13, 2007

By Eleanor Goodman

The definition of GM-free food was relaxed last night as European ministers decided to allow a greater proportion of genetically-modified material...

Chris Maclean: greed's not for me

By Chris Maclean

This month's BII magazine has an article entitled "Time to squeeze some extra margin", written by a stocktaker.A more dispiriting article showing the...

Live Entertainment: stand-up comedy

"It's usually funny and, when it's not, it's barbed and beautiful." So says the host of a cutting edge comedy night that has been splitting the sides...

Pick of the pubs

By James Wilmore

The Craw Inn is located in the rural village of Auchencrow near Reston, Berwickshire, yet is only one mile from the main East Coast arterial road,...