Archives for January 18, 2011

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ACPO backs later pubs during royal wedding

By John Harrington

A group representing top policemen supports the plan to let pubs open later during the royal wedding weekend. The Government plans to let pubs open...

Fuller's appoints Lynn Fordham to board

By Mark Stretton, M&C Report

Fuller's, the pub company and brewer, has appointed Lynn Fordham to its board as a non executive director. Currently chief executive of investment...

Admiral Taverns helps pubs serve food

By Gurjit Degun

Admiral Taverns is offering a series of events at Booker branches to help licensees make the most out of serving food. The events will run from...

How pubco landlords shape up

By Phil Mellows

Phil Mellows asked a cross-section of operators about the state of their relationships with their pubcos and how they'd like to see them improved.

Cougar Leisure in administration

By Ewan Turney

Cougar Leisure, headed by Julian Sargeson, has gone into administration — Begbies Traynor has been appointed.

Supermarkets could still sell beer for 38p

By John Harrington

Supermarkets could still sell cans of lager for 38p and litre bottles of vodka for £10.71 under its plan to ban "below-cost" alcohol sales, the...

Below-cost ban 'will be VAT + duty'

By John Harrington

The Government is to announce details of its plan to ban below-cost alcohol sales today — using a definition that would still permit cheap sales at supermarkets, according to reports in the national media this morning.

Campaign to save our pubs

By Roger Protz

The trade needs a helping hand from Government as it contends with the recent VAT increase, says Roger Protz. The airwaves are packed with...

Pub trade fury at below-cost plans

By Lesley Foottit

The pub trade is furious at Government plans to introduce a ban on below-cost sales that would still allow 38p cans of lager to be sold.