Greene King chief Rooney Anand claims minimum pricing is not a 'dead issue'
The chief executive of Greene King has claimed minimum pricing is not a “dead issue" in an exclusive interview with the Publican's Morning Advertiser.
Archives for September 18, 2013
Portman Group names Martin Narey as new chair
Sir Martin Narey, the former chief executive of Barnardo’s and chief executive of the National Offender Management Service, has been appointed as the new chairman of alcohol responsibility body, the Portman Group.
Hospitality Guild chief Suzy Jackson to leave
Suzy Jackson is leaving her position as executive director of the Hospitality Guild at the end of September.
Milton Keynes next for late-night levy
Milton Keynes is set to be the next area to implement a late-night levy.
Enterprise Inns tenants forced to buy out of tie following beer delivery strike
Enterprise Inns’ tenants are being forced to buy out of the tie in the aftermath of the Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistic (KNDL) strike.
Four of 'big six' energy suppliers to end automatic rollover contracts
Four of the ‘big six’ energy suppliers have confirmed they will be terminating the use of automatic rollover business contracts, following British Gas’s lead in July.
Truman Brewery opens its doors again after 25 years
Londoners are again able to enjoy a pint of Truman’s ale, nearly 25 years after the original brewery closed.
Old-fashioned cool: The trend for American whiskey
Young hipsters are lapping up the chance to try American whiskey as they seek something cool and different, but not something their dad might drink. Pubs should capitalise on this trend.