Barclays under fire from award-winning licensee after 24-hour loan refusal
Barclays has insisted that it is “supporting and lending to the pub industry” after an award-winning licensee hit out at its refusal to offer him financial assistance.
Archives for March 21, 2013
Chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall launches apprenticeship scheme
TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has launched a Young Chef Apprentice Scheme to educate cooks.
Are premises licences worth it?
What is the true value of your premises licence? Do you really need one and what are the risks of maintaining one?
CAMRA aims to put 300 pubs on list to prove they are a community asset
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is working to put 300 pubs on a special list to prove that they are a community asset.
Diageo releases Smirnoff Espresso in the UK
Coffee-flavoured Smirnoff will be hitting shelves next month, as brand owner Diageo looks to match the success of the flavoured vodka segment in US, where it accounts for 18% of the total vodka category.
Licensee "can't afford" to fight Premier League over new foreign football TV crackdown
A Manchester licensee admitted “it was not worth the risk” to contest the FA Premier League (FAPL) over foreign satellite football claims, in the first High Court case since the FAPL launched a renewed crackdown on pub football broadcasts.