Sky Sports launches darts channel for Christmas
Sky Sports will for the first time dedicate an entire channel to darts this Christmas.
Archives for November 13, 2014
Protz: Spirits renaissance from craft beer explosion
Huge interest in craft beer is believed to have sparked a renaissance for spirits.
Legal advice: The conditions of owning CCTV
More and more conditions requiring CCTV are appearing on premises licences up and down the country, and we are seeing increasing requests for specific technical requirements of that CCTV.
Great British Bake Off star and Chef & Brewer in hunt for UK’s best pudding
Great British Bake Off finalist Richard Burr has teamed up with Spirit Pub Company brand Chef & Brewer to search for the UK’s best pudding.
Franca Knowles: Family pay tribute
Keith Knowles, chief executive of Beds & Bars, and his family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude for the outpouring of tributes to Franca Knowles, who sadly passed away on Friday 7 November. Franca died surrounded by her family, after...
Home Office updates trade on personal licence renewals
Publicans with personal licences that expire early next year will need to complete an application form to renew their licence, the Home Office has confirmed.
Legal Q&A: Number of TENs per premises and forgetting to apply
This week's legal Q&A looks at the number of Temporary Event Notices allowed for each premises and the consequences of forgetting to apply.
Why sexist beer marketing isn't just "banter"
“Is banter now dead?”“It’s just a bit of a bar room giggle.”“Taking ourselves far too seriously. Sad”
Insight for sore eyes
You’re trying to run your pub, manage your staff, deal with supply problems, keep up with the paperwork, etc, etc, etc.
Spirit lessees 'in the dark' as Greene King moves to buy pubco
Spirit Pub Company lessees claim they are in the dark over whether Greene King’s proposed takeover will have an impact on their rent and product agreements.
Tougher sentencing guidelines proposed for food safety breaches
Publicans who fail to comply with food safety and hygiene laws could face a fine of 700% of their weekly income or 18 months in prison, under new proposals from the Sentencing Council.