Robinsons to invest in estate as beer production booms
Robinsons is to spend £23m over the next five years refurbishing 179 pubs and a similar amount in maintenance.
Archives for July 26, 2015
Legal advice
New licensees...make sure your start-up is sound
In the thrill of starting up a licensed premises it can be easy to get distracted by thoughts of your very own traditional British-style pub or Tom Cruise’s ‘Cocktail’ joint.
Training
Case study: building a pub career
When Neringa Markeviciute moved to England from Lithuania two years ago, she was worried her confidence was not strong enough to work in hospitality.
Training
On the career path: The thin blue line
The freedom to trade and to operate in a fair, flexible market place is key to the health and prosperity of the pub and bar sector.
Property
Use the seasons to your advantage
Seasonal businesses are a difficult task to take on. While the prospect of an almost guaranteed busy on-season is attractive, the trials of a slow off-season can challenge even experienced publicans.
Property
Property hunt: leaseholds under £50k
This week's properties for sale focuses on leaseholds under £50k.
Smoking
Brighton's proposed smoking ban could be extended to outside pubs
Brighton’s proposed smoking ban could also be extended to outside pubs and restaurants.
Beer
Cask Ale Week: Would you be #CrazyNotTo?
Cask Ale Week runs from 24 September to 4 October, the Publican’s Morning Advertiser looks into all of the reasons your pub should get involved.
Join the pub brigade
Mass Mobilisation: meet the managed pub groups taking on the chef shortage
Finding and retaining chefs for an independent or leased pub can be hard enough, but imagine trying to find and recruit enough chefs to maintain and drive kitchens at — in some cases — hundreds of sites. Daniel Woolfson reports.
Young's rolls out Burger Shack at three London sites
Young’s has launched its Burger Shack concept across three of its London pubs.