Archives for October 15, 2014

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Legal Q&A: Nudity, noise and measuring down

By Poppleston Allen

This week's legal Q&A features issues to do with 'regulated entertainment' and nudity, noise abatement notices and if you are required to have smaller glasses.

Drinks promotions: top legal tips

By Poppleston Allen

In this top tips series we continue our analysis of the practical implications of the changes to the mandatory conditions on premises licence as a result of the Licensing Act 2003 (Mandatory Licensing Conditions) (Amendment) Order 2014. This week we look...

Punch tenants say pubco 'must change'

By Ellie Bothwell

Punch Taverns bosses have reiterated that it is “business as usual” following the long-awaited completion of its financial restructuring, despite demands for a corresponding rebalancing of its relationship with tenants.

Big Interview: Tim Hulme, British Institute of Innkeeping

By John Harrington

Tim Hulme has had a big task on his hands turning around the BII, but he’s adamant that progress has been made as he targets further reform and growth for the organisation. Hulme also has bold ambitions for the pub sector as a whole, as John Harrington...

Five minute guide to Champagne, Prosecco and Cava

By Matt Walls

It may, in the past, have been associated with indulgence and special occasions, but all that is changing. Sparkling wine is now the fastest growing drinks category in the country, and as Matt Walls points out, it shows no signs of slowing down.

TREND WATCH

The coke float: A high-riser

By Noli Dinkovski

Unlike with most menu items, almost everybody seems to agree on the origin of the coke float.

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Ways to celebrate British Sausage Week

By Sheila McWattie

From messing with mash to customer cook-offs, Pub Food looks at five ways pubs can make the most of British Sausage Week (3 to 9 November).