Training
Young’s and Geronimo Inns launch chef academy
Young’s and subsidiary gastropub group Geronimo Inns has launched a new academy for its chefs.
Archives for November 18, 2015
Beer
BrewDog ditches second craft brewer after billion dollar buy-out
BrewDog co-founder James Watt has announced that his bars will no longer stock American craft beer brand Ballast Point after it was bought by Constellation Brands (which owns Corona) for a billion dollars.
Beer
Isinglass removal from Guinness is welcome news
Removing isinglass finings from Guinness is welcome news for many. Roger Protz explains why.
Punch's Slee: "Both sides must put history and emotion behind them and work together"
Punch representative Andy Slee gives his reflections on the debate over the pubs code legislation that took place at the Tenanted Pub Company Summit.
Advice
Staff abuse: How pubs react to racism, rants and rowdiness
Abuse to pub staff can come in many forms, and whether verbal or physical it can have a damaging impact on employees’ lives and a licensee’s business.
Legal advice
The licensing challenge of 'home chefs' in your pub
The latest trend to put the public in touch with 'home chef' clubs has interesting licensing issues.
Word to the street: the ins and outs of pop-up residencies
Critics may have long grown tired of pulled pork, “American-style” barbeque and kimchi tacos, but consumer appetites for street food are as high as ever. Daniel Woolfson considers the ins and outs of hosting a street food pop-up residency in your pub.
PMA Sport
Full-time Fletch... on English teams' Champions League prospects
Darren Fletcher, BT Sport commentator and host of football show Fletch & Sav, looks ahead to the end of the Champions League group stages and English teams’ prospects.
Legislation
Fair Pint's Clarke: "Heaven forbid tenants might actually make a decent living"
Fair Pint campaigner Simon Clarke gives his view on the tenanted debate and busts a few myths on pubco objections to the new legislation.