Woman's quest to drink in every Red Lion pub in the country
A Lancashire woman is appealing for help on her pub crawl with a difference – to visit every Red Lion in the UK.
Archives for May 6, 2014
Beer and music simply belong together
The overlapping influences of our senses play a key role in our choices of drinks and music, says Pete Brown.
4 key licensing points for World Cup 2014
The 2014 World Cup in Brazil kicks-off on 12 June and the tournament is a great opportunity for pubs to boost business. Here are 4 key points operators need to know about the extension of licensing hours for England matches.
Chefs to compete for UK’s best slider at Docklands pub the Gun
A London pub owned by ETM Group is to play host to an event to find the nation’s best slider.
Inglenook adds five Punch leaseholds
Inglenook Inns & Taverns, the Lancashire-based pub group, has continued its expansion by adding five Punch leaseholds to its estate.
Sharp's teams up with chef Nathan Outlaw for first pub
Michelin-starred chef Nathan Outlaw and Sharp’s Brewery have teamed up to take over the Mariners pub in Rock, Cornwall, which becomes brewery’s first public house.
Shadow pubs minister urges Government to tackle illegal foreign satellite suppliers
Shadow pubs minister Toby Perkins has called for the Government to clamp down on rogue foreign satellite suppliers and open talks with Sky and BT about their policy of prosecuting individual publicans broadcasting sports programmes without a commercial...
Community pub use class would 'further complicate' the planning system, warn agents
A separate use class for community pubs would present a “further complication” of planning legislation, leading property agents have warned, after a new Bill calling for the change was proposed in Parliament last week.
Always look on the bright side of life
Are you one of those people where your glass is half full or are you one where it’s half empty?
Fall in number of councils considering an EMRO
The number of licensing authorities in England and Wales considering the introduction of an early morning restriction order (EMRO) has fallen sharply, new research from Poppleston Allen has revealed.