Legal checklist: Employing under-18 staff in your pub
Summer is here and students want to work — if stretched barstaff make mistakes and there is an opportunity to employ part-time barstaff they will readily become an asset to your business.
Archives for August 16, 2012
Landlady of the Louis Armstrong in Dover celebrates her 50th year at the pub
A Kent landlady who is celebrating the 50th year at her pub has admitted that “it is not the job it used to be.”
One in five young people feel intimidated when asked for proof of age
One in five young customers feel embarrassed and intimidated when asked for proof of age when entering a pub or buying alcohol, according to a survey of 18 to 21-year-olds.
Champion Beer Coniston Brewery's No. 9 Barley Wine sets the gold standard
They’re tearing their hair out at Coniston Brewery in the Lake District. They didn’t expect, in their wildest dreams, that their 8.5% ABV No 9 Barley Wine would be named Champion Beer of Britain last week at the Great British Beer Festival, says Roger Protz.
Pub landlords slam "unlicensed" bar selling "free" alcohol in Farnham, Surrey
Licensees in Farnham, Surrey, have slammed a new “unlicensed” bar called Innsatiable that offers "free" alcohol to the public as "irresponsible".
Hundreds of prosecutions against pubs by the Premier League over foreign satellite football could be "void"
Prosecutions brought against hundreds of licensees by the Premier League since 2005 could be rendered “void” following a landmark ruling made in the High Court yesterday.