TV Sport
Pubs' anger over illegal TV sport broadcasts
More than half of licensees would shop a pub in their local area if they were screening live sport illegally, a new survey has revealed.
Archives for August 5, 2015
London's first tea pub beats crowdfunding target by £49,000
London’s first tea pub beat its crowdfunding target by a massive £49,000, with one investor contributing £35,450.
Marston's
Protest planned outside Marston's head office to save pub from Morrisons
Campaigners fighting to stop Sedgley’s Seven Stars from being turned into a Morrisons are facing bitter disappointment after the planning inspectorate overturned Dudley council’s original decision not to grant planning permission to the supermarket giant.
Carlton Tavern
Bulldozed pub developers fight ruling it must be rebuilt 'brick by brick'
Developers who bulldozed the historic Carlton Tavern are fighting an enforcement order that orders the pub to be rebuilt.
Pubs seen as genuine assets to communities
The recent Greene King Leisure Tracker makes good reading for anyone running a pub — almost two out of three adults rate their pubs as an important community asset and a big contributor to community life.
Tube strikes are "nightmare" for London pubs, hotels and restaurants, says BHA chief exec
London pubs and other hospitality businesses face a “nightmare” caused by tube strikes, the British Hospitality Association (BHA) has warned.
News of the brews
News of the brews is your definitive guide to the week in beer, bringing you the latest in all things hoppy.
PMA Sport
Full Time Fletch 06 August
BT Sport commentator and host of Saturday morning football show Fletch & Sav, Darren Fletcher speaks exclusively to the PMA ahead of the new season and opening match Manchester Utd v Tottenham Hotspur.
Enterprise 'on track' for 30 managed pubs by September
Enterprise Inns has increased its number of managed pubs, and is on track to have 30 operational by September 30.