Hall & Woodhouse buys four freeholds for managed estate
Hall & Woodhouse, the Dorset-based brewer and pub operator, has bought four substantial freehold sites in the past four months, which will be added to its managed estate.
Archives for May 21, 2012
Shadow business minister Toby Perkins will ‘make the case’ on beer duty
Labour’s shadow business minister Toby Perkins has said he’ll “make the case” to his party for alcohol duty to be reduced, but fell short of explicitly supporting the move.
Range of speakers attracts large turnout at MA250 event
Over 100 delegates, including multiple pub operators and other key industry figures, turned out for the MA250 Business Seminar in Windsor yesterday, hosted by the Publican’s Morning Advertiser.
Guild of Master Victuallers renews calls for FLVA to join its ranks
The Guild of Master Victuallers (GMV) has renewed calls for the Federation of Licensed Victuallers Associations (FLVA) to consider joining it to create a united body that represents licensees.
Take precautions to avoid noise nuisance complaints
There are operators who have experienced uncomfortable discussions with environmental health officers about a neighbour’s complaint of noise nuisance and even been threatened with an abatement notice.
Sixty years of Timothy Taylor's award-winning Landlord
Roger Protz says we should all raise our glasses to 60 glorious years of Timothy Taylor’s award-winning Landlord pale ale.
Heineken UK: New campaign for Tiger beer
Heineken UK is to focus on the fast-paced, Far Eastern energy of cities like Singapore and Kuala Lumpur for the latest outing of its Tiger Beer Hidden Depths campaign, in which consumers are invited to ‘look beyond the obvious’.
Greene King and Mitchells and Butlers roll out free Wi-Fi
Two of the UK’s largest pub chains have signed deals with Sky and O2 to roll out free Wi-Fi across their estates in the face of growing consumer demand.