Alcohol-related hospital admissions data to be scrutinised
Concerns about “over-stated and over-played” alcohol-related hospital admissions could be alleviated by a new consultation looking at the methods used to collate such information.
Archives for June 6, 2012
Lumping pubs in with crack dens is an insult to hard-working licensees
So it comes to this. In its efforts to curb antisocial behaviour the Government has lumped pubs together with crack dens.
Dixon: Time to get real about how much pubs can actually turn over
There are, I concede, three words that have blighted my now long association with the licensed retail sector — not “want another beer”, but fair maintainable trade (FMT).
Pub landlords offered risk assessment advice for Euro Football Championships
Health & safety consultancy Perry Scott Nash has issued risk assessment advice for pubs ahead of the European Football Championships, which kick off tomorrow.
Pubs to be treated like ‘crack houses’ in Government's new antisocial behaviour proposals
Pubs are to be treated in the same manner as ‘crack houses’ under the Government’s proposals to tackle antisocial behaviour.
Amber Taverns reports 3% like-for-like sales
Amber Taverns, the fast-growing managed operator of wet-led freehold community pubs, has reported a 3% rise in like-for-like sales for the year to 29 January 2012, as it opened 14 sites across the North of England during the year.
Punch puts the lease of licensee Dave Mountford's Rising Sun up for sale
The lease of the Rising Sun, in Middleton, Derbyshire — the pub run by licensee Dave Mountford — has been put up for sale on the Punch Taverns website.