Scrap beer duty escalator campaign needs consumer support, says TaxPayers' Alliance
Consumers will be able to drive MPs to show support of scrapping the beer duty escalator at next month’s Budget.
Archives for February 26, 2013
The Big Interview: Chris Maclean, the Railway Hotel
But when he leaves the pub for the vicarage will his testicles go with him? The big question goes unanswered as Phil Mellows has an audience with publican-turned-cleric Chris Maclean.
Horsemeat scandal: fears recede as consumer and chef confidence in pubs remains
The horsemeat scandal has not affected chef and consumer confidence as much as has been feared.
Horsemeat scandal: Whitbread calls for tougher supply chain regime
Whitbread has said that a wholesale change is required to the way the supply chain is regulated and a tougher regime needs to be put in place on the back of the horsemeat scandal.
Pubco debate moves to Madison Square Garden
“Ladies and Gentlemen. Good evening and welcome to Madison Square Garden. Tonight, we are pleased to present a world heavyweight title fight for your entertainment.
Pubs and clubs in Milton Keynes face late-night levy
Pubs and clubs in Milton Keynes are facing a late-night levy after the town’s deputy police commander urged councillors in the town to introduce the measure.
TaxPayers’ Alliance calls for beer duty escalator abolition
The campaign to scrap the beer duty escalator has received greater backing with the TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA) launching a further push before the Budget next month.