Lavazza is official coffee of Wimbledon
Lavazza will be the official coffee of Wimbledon for the third year running.
Archives for June 16, 2013
Robinsons to segment pub estate into six trading styles
Robinsons, the Cheshire-based brewer and pub operator, is to segment its pub estate into six trading styles as part of a modernisation programme under new operations director Dave Harrison.
Statutory code: BBPA accuses Government of using "insufficient evidence"
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has accused the Government of having “inadequate and insufficient evidence” to make statutory intervention and said the “consultation process is flawed and biased”.
Stricter CCTV code to restore 'privacy in pubs'
Councils imposing the use of CCTV cameras in pubs as a licensing condition will now be subject to a new stricter code of practice.
Statutory code: Government to commission independent research on code impact
Business secretary Vince Cable has revealed that the Government will carry out independent research to analyse the impact of its statutory code proposals on the pub industry.
Statutory code: Consultation receives 'remarkable' 6,000 responses
Business Secretary Vince Cable has revealed that 6,000 responses had been submitted into the consultation on plans for statutory pubco code and code adjudicator, a response rate he described as “remarkable”.
Brakes launches food and menu advice guide for pub chefs
Foodservice supplier Brakes will offer pubs advice on the food they serve in a new initiative to increase food profit.
Pete Brown's Top 50 World Beers
The term ‘world beer’ can be baffling, and it is often an onerous task to nail down a precise definition, but Pete Brown gives it a go here, unearthing 50 of his favourite tipples that are imported from beyond these shores
Spirit pub installs pay-and-display ticketing to deter non-customers
A Sprit-owned pub in Northampton has installed pay-and-display ticket machines to deter non-customers from using its car-park.
Rekorderlig cider introduces new font and flavour
The Swedish cider brand Rekorderlig is to move into draught this summer and has revealed the next phase in its £4m Beautifully Swedish campaign, along with a new flavour.
Brakes wins three gold at British Frozen Food Federation awards
Foodservice supplier Brakes won three gold awards and one silver at the British Frozen Food Federation’s (BFFF) awards.
Drake & Morgan's Jillian Maclean and Adnams' Andy Wood awarded OBEs
Drake & Morgan founder Jillian Maclean and Andy Wood, chief executive of Adnams, have been awarded OBEs in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
Chancellor George Osborne enjoys a pint of Pennies From 11 to celebrate beer duty cut
Chancellor George Osborne enjoyed a pint of Pennies From 11 - a beer created by his local brewer, Tatton Brewery, to commemorate the historic beer duty cut announced in this year’s Budget.