Government accused of collusion with drinks industry over minimum pricing
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) has accused the Government of having a ‘cosy relationship’ with the drinks industry which scuppered plans to introduce minimum pricing.
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Punch disposals to take longer than anticipated
Punch Taverns, the tenanted and leased pub company, expects its pub disposal process to take about two years longer than initially thought.
The Alma in Newington Green is listed as asset of community value
The Alma, in Newington Green, north London, has been listed as an Asset of Community Value the same day it re-opened with a new tenant at the helm and one month after former licensee Kirsty Valentine was evicted.
Hand & Flowers' Tom Kerridge is The Sun's food columnist
TV chef Tom Kerridge has launched a cookery column in the Sunday edition of The Sun.
Colne rehab scheme for banned pub drinkers hailed a success
A Colne rehabilitation scheme for banned pub drinkers has been hailed a success, five months into its 12-month pilot.