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The licensees in the latest Pubs Independent Conciliation & Arbitration Service (PICA-Service) case have decided to wave anonymity to accuse the process of being a “tokenistic pantomine”.
Justice for Licensees has called for tenants to report fraud if they have been “conned” by their pub company.
Community pubs minister Brandon Lewis has launched a roundtable group across a range of Government departments to discuss the issues of the pub trade.
The director of the National Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS) has said pubs should not be held completely responsible for underage drinking.
French electro-pop duo Daft Punk top the list of the most-played tracks on pub jukeboxes so far in 2013, according to digital music supplier Soundnet.
A new look for Young’s beer, which aims to “modernise and rejuvenate” the brand, is on its way, says brewer Wells & Young’s.
Davy’s, the historic London wine bar operator, expects to add about 10 sites over the next five years, possibly including new outlets for its fledgling diner, steakhouse or restaurant/bar concepts.
Luminar, Britain’s biggest nightclub operator, has returned to profit in its first full financial year under the Peter Marks-led consortium, as it saw returns on investment from its recent programme exceed 50%.
GMB, the union has become the latest organisation to formally back the national ‘Fair Deal for Your Local’ campaign calling for a fair deal for Britain’s tied licensees and pubs.
Star Pubs & Bars is offering its tenants a 30% discount on Sky Ultimate for the next three years if they stock a specified range of Heineken products.
Pubs are risking prosecution and could potentially drive official poker tournaments out of business by hosting illegal games.