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Licensees in Warrington claim they will no longer call the police when there are incidents at their premises for fear it will be used as evidence against them in licensing reviews, following a suspected crackdown on late-night bars in the town.
Lancashire brewer and pub operator Moorhouse’s could target a chain of micropubs, according to its managing director David Grant.
A former employee of Punch Taverns has lost a tribunal case, in which he had accused the pub company of unfair dismissal and detriment following whistle blowing.
Leading UK foodservice provider, Bidvest 3663, has become the first major foodservice distributor to join the VAT Club Jacques Borel.
It’s time to speak out against antiquated and offensive views says Pete Brown.
Happy new year! It has been for me so far, because I’ve already spent most of 2015 in pubs.
How will the pub property market perform in 2015? The Publican’s Morning Advertiser speaks to the agents in the know.
I suspect that 2015 will be an interesting year for the trade. My experience is that since New Labour’s wholesale reform of licensing in England and Wales, which became the Licensing Act 2003, every year brings about a certain amount of uncertainty.
The number of freehold pubs remaining as pubs after being sold has reached its highest point for five years, according to new figures.
A Durham pub has launched a monthly “friendship lunch” in an attempt to help combat loneliness in rural communities.
Enterprise Inns has revealed its primary motivation for developing a managed pub estate - to better understand how to run pubs and to share that learning with its leased and tenanted (L&T) estate.
Great British Chefs has released an Alaska seafood recipe iPad app, available for free from the iTunes store.
Locally brewed craft beers will now be offered at the Madejski stadium, following a deal between West Berkshire Brewery (WBB) and Reading Football Club.