Archives for June 18, 2007

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Brulines sees profits leap

By Hamish Champ

Brulines, the manufacturer of beer flow monitoring equipment, announced its maiden annual results today, with underlying pre-tax profit up 27 per...

Careers: Josie's service with a smile

The first thing that hits you about BII Scotland's new barperson of the year, Josie McCready, is her indefatigable spirit. "It takes a lot to get me...

Careers: Can't get the staff?

Pub kitchens could be facing a staffing crisis as licensees increase their emphasis on food in the wake of the smoking ban.Recruitment agencies...

Amstel focuses on laid-back drinking

Amstel is to launch a new marketing campaign that aims to help Britain experience the laid-back drinking culture of Amsterdam and promises...

Careers: Learning on the job

They are the unchampioned, usually unseen workforce that prepares bars for the next session of trading while they are closed. Without them the...

Careers: Secret is in the sauce

FOR MARK Blanchford, there's one word that sums it all up - piccalilli.For the uninitiated, that may need a little more explanation. Mark, the...

Drinks watchdog changes tack

By John Harrington

Portman Group to actively monitor compliance to its code instead of waiting for complaints.

Careers: Coming of age

SHORTEST, TALLEST, strongest, fastest it pays to be wary of people claiming to have broken records because it can be difficult to verify the more...

Chris Maclean: this sporting life

By Chris Maclean

This morning I received two letters from Sky television advising me of a recent court case where they prosecuted a licensee for illegally showing...

Beer deals compared to washing-up liquid

By James Wilmore

A senior pubco figure has hit out at a claim that the way people buy beer from supermarkets, and the rate they consume it, can be compared to...