Competition
Chocks away! Fancy a flight in a Spitfire?
Spitfire, the Kent ale from Shepherd Neame, is offering trade customers the chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime experience to fly a Spitfire aeroplane.
Archives for April 29, 2015
Awards
International Brewing and Cider Awards winners crowned
Marston’s and Oakham Ales are among the UK brewers celebrating wins at the International Brewing and Cider Awards 2015.
Editorial
Let's not misuse ACVs
There seems to be a growing sense of disquiet when it comes to recent activity in the area of Assets of Community Value (ACV).
'Quite simply, we are a pub-going nation' - Cameron talks to PMA
The Publican’s Morning Advertiser spoke exclusively to Prime Minister David Cameron before the election about his record on pubs and what licensees can expect from a future Conservative government.
Councils able to charge for enforcing sexual entertainment licences
Councils have been given the green light to charge fees for the enforcement and administration of Sexual Entertainment Venue Licences.
Food news
Pieminister opens flagship restaurant site with expanded offer
Pie company Pieminister has opened a pie and cocktail restaurant in Leeds, described as its “most ambitious restaurant yet.”
Awards
ALMR Operations Managers Awards 2015 launched
Entries are now being accepted for the 2015 ALMR Operations Managers Awards, the annual search to find the best area and business development managers in licensed hospitality.
Beer Innovation Summit
Brewdog 'wanted to be anti-establishment and still is'
The key to marketing success for beer brands is having a clear and passionate message and encouraging drinkers to “join a cause”. That was the message from the man behind many of BrewDog’s high-profile PR campaigns.
Cock and Seaman owner hits back at critics of pub's risque new name
The owner of a pub which has been criticised on social media for its risque new name has told people not to forget that “pubs are meant to be fun places”.
General Election
Exclusive: Prime minister defends pubs record
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended his government’s record over the past five years when it comes to backing the pub trade.