'Craft' means nothing, says Chapel Down CEO
A ‘messianic’ approach to making drinks separates modern brewers and winemakers from their more traditional counterparts, according to the leading English wine producer.
Archives for June 23, 2016
Brexit
JDW founder Tim Martin leads Brexit celebrations
JD Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin has led celebrations from Brexit campaigners in the industry after Britain voted to leave the EU.
Legal
How to avoid dress code issues in the pub trade
There has been a lot of press coverage recently about dress codes in the workplace — a waitress being forced to wear heels in the workplace resulting in bleeding feet and, in another example, a receptionist turning up to work in flat shoes and being sent...
Legal advice
What are the rules on betting in pubs?
This week's legal Q&A focuses on the issue of pub betting regulations.
legal advice
Door staff: Quality is key to success
Door staff are often the first line of defence - but also need to reassure customers and make them feel safe and secure.
The Guv'nor
How do you get customers into remote pubs?
There’s a saying that the quickest way to make a small fortune in the licensed trade is to start with a large one.
Protz
Manchester: A city united in brewing beer
Manchester's most famous beer was the now much-missed Boddingtons, but the city is thriving with breweries news and old. Roger Protz investigates.
BREXIT
'Intense uncertainty' on the cards? Eating-out sector responds to Brexit vote
Pubs and restaurants could be facing reduced sales, increased costs and lower demand now that Britain has voted to leave the European Union, a leading analyst has warned.