The legalities of selling alcohol over the internet
A recent enquiry highlighted a general uncertainty in relation to the legality of selling alcohol to customers in England and Wales over the internet.
Archives for June 26, 2012
Pub sales continue to boom in Cotswolds hotspot
Pubs across the Cotswolds are continuing to generate interest and there is no shortage of buyers, according to Colliers International director Peter Brunt.
Beer tax fraud inquiry: small brewers could face £14m hit over duty suspense
Small brewers transporting beer under duty-suspense in the UK will have to pay in excess of £14m per year if the Government does not go ahead with excluding those producing fewer than 200,000 hectolitres (HL).
7 ways to use fish and seafood to liven up your pub menu
Sheila McWattie explores the many ways that fish and seafood can liven up your pub menu
McMullen's reports 24% profit rise
Hertfordshire brewer and pub operator McMullen’s has reported a 24% rise in profits before tax and exceptional items to £7.3m in the year to 1 October 2011, but said the sector’s tax and regulatory burden is forcing it to reconsider its investment plans.
When passion isn't enough: Run your pub like Spain or Germany, not like England
So that’s it — England are coming home from Euro 2012, dumped out of the tournament in the time-honoured fashion.
Leading hospitality companies sign up to cut food waste
A group of 68 leading pub chains, hotels, restaurants, contract caterers and industry bodies have signed up to a Hospitality and Food Service Agreement, whch aims to cut food and associated packaging waste by 5%.