EU Referendum
Brexit: Wetherspoons print 200,000 beer mats comparing IMF to FIFA
JD Wetherspoon has printed 200,000 pro-Brexit beer mats for its pubs, which likens the governance of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to global football body FIFA.
Archives for May 30, 2016
Carlton Tavern
Decision on illegally demolished pub must "set a deterrent"
A public inquiry into a pub which was demolished illegally has come to a close with campaigners fearing a decision not to enforce the rebuilding of the pub could set a precedent for further demolitions.
drinks marketing
BrewDog may face legal challenge from Wolves FC over Lone Wolf branding
Scottish craft brewer BrewDog has been warned it could face legal action from football club Wolverhampton Wonders over the branding of its new spirits arm Lone Wolf
Crime
Licensee hailed for kicking out man wearing offensive Hillsborough top
A licensee has been praised for kicking out a customer wearing a top deemed to be offensive to victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
Review sites
Licensee frames 'hilarious' TripAdvisor complaint about dog policy
A licensee has seen the funny side ‘hilarious’ TripAdvisor complaint about his rules on dogs - and had the review framed in the toilets.
Pub's licence in question over stripper
Hereford pub the Queen's Arms have had their licence reviewed following police seeing photographs of a naked man inside the pub.