Archives for November 27, 2008

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Clay's limited-edition ales

By Sonya Hook

Ten limited-edition draught ales from America and Germany are being made available from James Clay in time for Christmas. The craft-beer selection...

Avoiding the paper chase

By Peter Coulson

Local authorities all have computers so why no electronic handling of forms and applications, asks Peter Coulson.

Plenty to write home about

By Stephen Crawley

if the Great British Pub does not re-invent itself and evolve out of the current climate to offer great value to the citizens and tourists of Britain, I'll eat my hat, says Stephen Crawley.

Lawyer warns of cut hours danger

By Tony Halstead

Cash-strapped licensees who cut down staff hours could find themselves hauled before employment tribunals unless they follow the right procedures....

Join Save the Pub campaign

By Andrew Pring

Darling and his pals have turned the licensed trade into a cash cow of monstrous proportions. Now, more than ever, is the time to challenge that anti-pub ethos, says Andrew Pring.

Fuller's City chefs dish it out

Chefs from some of London brewer Fuller's flagship pubs have been put through their paces with a contest to develop a signature dish.More than 25...

Police push for end to all-in drink deals

By John Harrington

Staffordshire Police have urged bars not to run drinks promotions that break a voluntary code on deals, which was withdrawn last year. This follows...

Enterprise not de-listing Carlsberg

By Ewan Turney

Enterprise Inns has insisted it is not de-listing Carlsberg beer despite confusion caused over a letter sent out to licensees last week. Britain's...

Download your Darling dartboard

By MA Team

It now seems to be official — Chancellor Alistair Darling wants to kill off the pub trade. Yesterday's news that Darling had agreed to cut his duty...

Cameron's still expanding

By Gemma McKenna

Hartlepool brewery Cameron's is set to keep expanding in the face of the credit crunch, although the company admits to scaling back plans.

Rules for resisting

By Peter Coulson

Peter Coulson looks at the "requirement" that the designated premises supervisor (DPS) should give a written delegation to all staff allowing them to sell alcohol.

Axe the tax — save the pub

By Ewan Turney

A major campaign to save the Great British pub has been launched at Westminster today with calls to axe the beer tax.