Pub 'friendliness' top factor for consumers when choosing destination
The friendliness of a pub is the most important factor consumers consider when deciding which one to visit.
Archives for April 29, 2012
The Big Interview: Martin Hartridge
Seventy years after the Luftwaffe carelessly dropped its bombs on the Hampshire village of Hambledon destroying the Alliance Brewery, beers are once again being brewed under the Alliance name.
Running a pub festival: Legal responsibilities and pitfalls
Festivals are part and parcel of a British summer nowadays — and running one is a fantastic opportunity to remind people that you are at the heart of your community.
Revised pub Industry Framework Code to come into force in October
Version six of the improved and revised Industry Framework Code governing tenant-pubco relations is on track to come into force at the end of October, British Beer & Pub Association chief executive Brigid Simmonds said last week.
Tottenham Court Road pubs continue trading following siege
Pubs in Tottenham Court Road are going about business as usual despite the central London street being closed by police following a bomb alert.
Widdecombe, Bench Girl and the fear of the hoyden
Apart, perhaps, from her something-of-the-night speech, which raised a brief chuckle, Ann Widdecombe, former MP and full-time virgin, has never appealed to me.
Greene King launches Love Great Beer campaign ahead of summer of celebration
Greene King is to help publicans make the most of the forthcoming summer of celebrations with a series of giveaway prizes.
Stella brewer AB-InBev UK beer volumes fall 9.7%
AB-InBev, the international brewer, saw own-beer volumes fall 9.7% in Q1 2012.