Licensing Act
Health experts call for greater distinction between on and off-trade sales
Health experts have called for a greater distinction between on and off-trade sales at a House of Lords review of the Licensing Act 2003.
Archives for October 24, 2016
MEAT
Vegetarians, avert thine eyes: how meat cookery is evolving in the UK pub sector
Amidst the all-consuming talk of superfoods and health-conscious customers, you’d be forgiven for thinking meat had fallen by the culinary wayside. You’d be sorely wrong...
New Products
Charles Wells’ new Bombardier
Charles Wells has produced a new lighter variant of its classic Bombardier Burning Gold and Glorious England cask variants, in an attempt to tap into craft ale drinkers and lighter, lower-ABV beer drinking consumers.
Spirits
Gin lovers to be hit by major price hike
Spirits drinkers’ pockets are expected to be hit by an inflation-induced price hike, following a similar story for wine, the Wine and Spirits Trade Association (WSTA) has warned.
Heathrow Expansion
Heathrow: Historic pubs set for demolition
Pubs and other businesses risk being closed down after the Government backed plans to build a third runway at Heathrow airport yesterday (Tuesday 25 October).
Historic pubs
An interactive map showing 16 historical pubs at risk and one rescued site
Historic England's annual list of threatened historical sites has revealed that the sites of 16 former pubs are still at risk, but one has been taken off the at-risk register.
Interior design
The tips of award-winning pub designers
These three recently-opened venues have been crowned the best in the country at the Restaurant & Bar Design Awards. We asked the designers for the secrets about their successful pub designs.