Archives for February 26, 2010

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Union chief impressed by pubs minister

By James Wilmore

New pubs minister John Healey has kicked-off a two-week fact finding mission to find out about the issues affecting the trade. Healey met with...

Rates roadshows to answer your questions

By Matt Eley Matt

Two big issues that could both impact massively on licensees' bottom lines during 2010 will be dealt with in a series of roadshows. The Publican has...

Fair Trade launches goji berry liqueur

By Robyn Lewis

The Fair Trade Spirits Company has added a liqueur made from goji berries to its Fair brand. Berries for the new Fair Goji liqueur are grown in the...

Carlsberg launches glassware promotion

By Lesley Foottit

Carlsberg stockists can get a free case of branded glasses for every one they order next month, as part of a promotion on branded glassware.

BII Scotland appoints new chairman

By Gemma McKenna

BII Scotland has appointed a new chairman, Kenny Mitchell of Glasgow's KMT Services. Over 60 people attended the annual general meeting held at...

GMB ramps up anti-pubco activity

By Gemma McKenna

The GMB will meet with pubs minister John Healey next week — as it begins to ramp up activity in the run up to its ballot on industrial action against pubcos. The union also confirmed it plans a protest outside Brulines headquarters this month.

The Face of British Pie Week 2010

Focusing on being 'a good, honest pub' has made the Goat Major in Cardiff a tourist hotspot for visitors to Wales' capital city. And now tourists and...

Charles Wells given thumbs up from licensees

By Matt Eley Matt

Support for Charles Wells tenants and lessees is getting better, according to results from a survey of the pub company's licensees. More than 100...

Sun Capital to acquire 3DE

By Mark Stretton, M&C Report

The lion's share of 3D Entertainment (3DE), the up-for-sale nightclub business, is set to be acquired by Sun Capital Partners.

Kings Arms way of attracting trade

By Sheila McWattie

Simon Bailey, co-licensee of the Kings Arms, at Hampton Court, tells Sheila McWattie about staff prizes, Red Letter Days and sharing boards.