Carling British Cider gets a new look
A new look for Carling British Cider aims to boost its position as a “premium, modern” brand, said owner Molson Coors.
Archives for October 28, 2014
Joule’s splits into two divisions and takes on first leasehold
Joule’s Brewery has split into two divisions reflecting a ‘refocused’ approach to its pub estate, managing director Steve Nuttall has told the Publican's Morning Advertiser's sister title M&C Report.
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Don’t fall down over dilapidations
Anthony Alder, director at AG&G chartered surveyors, lifts the lid on what you need to know to help you avoid claims by landlords
Cocktail flavoured sweets to be rolled out in pubs
Alcoholic confectionary company Smith & Sinclair is to work with a selection of pubs to offer its new range of cocktail flavoured pastilles.
Otter brews beer to celebrate flaming tar barrels event
Otter Brewery has become the main sponsor of a local flaming tar barrels event.
Margot Martini, who inspired worldwide stem cell donation plea, dies
Margot Martini, the daughter of PubAid director and entrepreneur Yaser Martini, has died, aged two.
Pubs raise food hygiene standards for third-year running, FSA finds
Hygiene standards in pubs and clubs have improved for the third-year running, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has found.
Pub installs equipment to prevent car park abuse
A London pub has installed special cameras and a touch-screen car registration pad, to prevent non-customers from abusing its parking facilities.
RICS claims rental valuation is 'not a failure in landlord and tenant relationship'
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has called into question fundamental aspects of the Government’s pub statutory code proposals.
Flaming Grill on search for worst football team
Spirit Pub Company brand Flaming Grill is on the hunt for football teams that are “more Sunday League zero than Premiership hero” as it aims to crown the UK’s worst football teams.