BII chief unveils major changes
The chief executive of the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) today unveiled his vision for a complete overhaul of the organisation - including a new structure, constitution and a bid for 'chartered status'.
Archives for May 12, 2014
Bavarian Beerhouse targets expansion
Bavarian Beerhouse, the London-based group specialising in German-style bierkellers, is looking to expand its network of franchised beerhouses with new openings across the UK.
Aberystwyth publican named Licensee of the Year
Lee Price, from the Royal Pier in Aberystwyth, has been appointed British Innkeeping Institute (BII) Licensee of the Year.
BrewDog double award winners at BII Scotland event, two years on from 'Trophygate'
BrewDog scooped two awards at the BII Scotland ceremony this week, two years after an embarrassing debacle at the same event.
Minimum pricing would have 'little impact' on moderate drinkers
A minimum unit price of 45p would reduce alcohol consumption for harmfully heavy drinkers on low incomes by nearly 300 units annually, but have little impact on moderate drinkers, according to a new report published in medical journal The Lancet.
Latest results for Enterprise Inns show net income up 1.1%
Enterprise Inns has reported a turnaround in like-for-like net income in the six months to 31 March, with growth of 1.1% against a decline of 4.3% in the same period in 2013.
St Austell's adds new permanent beer to range
St Austell Brewery has added a new permanent draught beer to its range, a chilled American-style IPA brewed in partnership with Cornwall’s Eden Project.
CAMRA's pub protection measures spark concern
The pub protection measures put to London Mayor Boris Johnson by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) could “detrimentally impact” the value of pubs, according to a leading property agent.
Leffe launch competition to find Britain’s best bar snacks
Michelin-starred chef Kevin Love has teamed up with Belgian beer brand Leffe in a competition to find the best bar snacks.