Speaking up for beer
How the UK needs a Brewers Association - and food to match
Beer may be enjoying a high-profile existence currently, but it needs promoting, and food matching certainly helps
Archives for September 6, 2016
DISH DECONSTRUCTED
How to make: chef Dom Chapman's crab ravioli
This recipe from Dom Chapman, chef-patron of Berkshire pub the Beehive, may have a longer list of ingredients than an epic poem. But once the components are prepared, this delicate pasta dish is relatively simple to put together and quick to cook.
Legal
How many TENs can I apply for if I don’t hold a personal licence?
Does the annual limit on temporary event notice apply to just yourself or 'associates' too?
Awards
Katherine Ryan announced as GBPA host
Award-winning stand-up comedian Katherine Ryan will be hosting this year’s Great British Pub Awards.
Food safety
How food hygiene ratings can help your business
Marketing that you are 5 point rated for food hygiene may be as good as a high-quality menu offer.
Apprenticeship
People 1st calling for Hospitality Apprenticeship Board nominations
Workforce development group People 1st is asking businesses who are passionate about apprenticeships and skills to nominate representatives to join their new Hospitality Apprenticeship Board.
Technology
Poll: Are mobile phones bad for an atmosphere in the pub?
A bar in central London has seen trade rise significantly after offering free, fast Wi-Fi to city professionals during the day time.
Cider
Cider industry 'remains challenging'
Aston Manor remain bullish with export growth despite drop in UK sales.
Christmas
Punch launches personalised POS for Christmas
Punch has launched its Christmas catalogue of point of sale (POS) material for its pubs.
beer
Tiny Rebel named UK Brewer of the Year at International Beer Challenge
Welsh brewery wins top award as well as gold and bronze medals for beers.
Great British Pub Awards
Pub Awards: The MA’s chance to salute the stars of the licensed trade
Over the summer, The Morning Advertiser’s editorial team have been visiting pubs all over the country as part of the GBPA’s rigorous judging process.
legal Q&A
How many personal licence holders do I need?
So you've bought a pub - what are the next steps for licensing regarding members of staff?
Training
CPL's award for licensed premises staff gains accreditation
Four training courses from hospitality training provider, CPL Online, have been accredited by an independent training standards group.
London
London nightclub Fabric to shut for good after drug deaths
Islington Borough Council has revoked Fabric’s licence for good after it was suspended last month (August).
Top 50 Gastropubs
Get ready for Top 50 Gastropubs 2017
Eight months ago, 2016’s top 50 gastropubs were named, followed by a whirlwind of national press coverage. Plans for 2017’s event are under way and it’s shaping up to be a belter
London
ALMR "disappointed" at closure of Fabric
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has said it is “disappointed” with Islington Council’s decision to close London’s Fabric nightclub.
Marketing
TripAdvisor launches new features
TripAdvisor has updated its homepage with a 'things to do' widget, including attractions such as restaurants and pubs.
Premium
Top-end tipples: premiumise your drinks offer
With the premium drinks category now worth more to the on-trade than ever before, here’s how you can take stock of your offer and navigate the busy waters of products on offer, Michelle Perrett reports
MA Sport
Full-time Fletch on... the early Premier League pace setters
The early stages of the Premier League are looking ominous for rivals to Manchester City and Manchester United, with managers Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho quickly settling at their clubs.