Sport
BT Sport hikes prices by 8.9%; launches two new services for pubs
BT Sport has revealed its price increase for the coming year for its commercial customers following Sky's 10% hike.
Archives for July 12, 2016
dish deconstructed
How to create the perfect gastropub 'gala' pie
This take on the classic pork pie by Jack Boast, head chef at the Michelin star-winning Galvin brothers’ London pub HOP, earns its ‘gala’ moniker thanks to the delicate soft boiled eggs that run through its succulent pork filling.
Technology
What new technology are we going to start seeing in pubs?
Last month saw the ninth anniversary of the iPhone, the game-changer that transformed the humble mobile phone into a family photo album, record collection, video library, shopping mall, game centre and mind-blowing universal information resource.
Property
Brexit and the pubs code: predicting the pub property market
What’s set to happen to the property market in the next two to three years? Leading property agents give their predictions in light of the Brexit vote and new pubs code legislation giving tenants the ability to break the tie.
Duncan Garrood: Why the pubs code is transforming Punch
Punch chief executive Duncan Garrood has told the Morning Advertiser that ‘disappointing’ aspects of the pubs code are set to transform the industry.
Voluntary code for smaller pubcos published
New codes of practice for leased and tenanted pubs and pubcos with fewer than 500 sites have been published.
Top Portuguese chef to cook 'nose to tail' dinner at London pub
High-profile chef Nuno Mendes is set to cook a five-course meal based on Fergus Henderson’s revered British cookbook Nose to Tail Eating at Hackney pub the Marksman later this month.
EU REFERENDUM
Brexit 'could benefit UK craft brewers'
Leaving the EU could prove advantageous to the UK’s booming craft brewing industry, leading analysts have claimed.
Is new PM Theresa May good or bad for pubs?
Incoming prime minister Theresa May has been heavily involved in alcohol-related issues during her time as home secretary, and the industry is digesting if her appointment will be a good thing for pubs.