Pub finance brokers slam Government's new bank plans
Pub finance brokers have hit out at the Government’s plans to put £1bn into setting up a bank designed to increase the amount of lending to small and medium businesses.
Archives for October 1, 2012
Greater Manchester Police closes all pubs and licensed premises in Droylsden over "funeral feud" fears
Greater Manchester Police have taken the “unprecedented” step of closing all licensed premises in a town for fears of crime and disorder surrounding a funeral.
National Pubwatch commissions research on the value of pubwatch schemes
National Pubwatch (NPW) has commissioned Leeds Metropolitan University to undertake a study to evaluate the effectiveness and strengths of local pubwatch schemes around the UK.
The Big Interview: Adrian Staley, Hook Norton
There’s something to be said for being in the right place at the right time. The Hook Norton Brewery nestles in a fold of the Cotswolds, a jewel of quintessential Englishness. No-one could have designed it better for a beer market thirsty for heritage...
New trans fat pledge in Public Health Responsibility Deal
Food service firms have effectively been given longer to reduce the level of artificial trans fats in the foods they serve under the Public Health Responsibility Deal with the Government.
WaverleyTBS falls into administration
Deloitte has been confirmed as administrators for independent drinks supplier WaverleyTBS.
Early morning restriction order being "actively considered" for Watford pubs and other licensed premises
Police in Watford are “actively considering” pushing for an early morning restriction order (EMRO) from 1am following a 14% rise in violent crime in the town.