OPINION
Jumping on the craft beer hipster-bashing bandwagon? Think again
Dear Daily Telegraph, we read your piece with interest this morning entitled “Craft beer is turning people into zombies” about Anthony Bourdain’s interview with Thrillist.
Archives for November 3, 2016
Pubs Code
Pubs code adjudicator confirms how he will investigate pubcos
Pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby has outlined plans of how pub companies in breach of the pubs code will be investigated, along with the penalties they will face.
Beer
BrewDog outlines brewery and HQ plans
Plans for the expansion of the current BrewDog brewery facilities and head office operations have been outlined by the Scottish company.
Charity
Sharp's takes on St Austell in 'battle of the breweries' football match
The coveted Staughton Shield was up for grabs in the 'battle of the breweries' football match last weekend.
BEER
Innis & Gunn smashes £1m crowdfunding target in just 72 hours
Scottish brewer Innis & Gunn (I&G) has raised £1m in equity via crowdfunding after running a campaign for just 72 hours.
training
Wadworth signs two apprentices to HQ
Pub operator and family brewer Wadworth has appointed apprentices in its first support centre, allowing them to learn while they work in its marketing and business administration departments.
Dogs in pubs
Pub sees 25% increase in customers thanks to Sunday lunch for dogs
A Swansea pub has seen a significant rise in footfall thanks to the introduction of free Sunday lunches for dogs.
Drygate Brewing Co
Drygate Brewing Co. launches festival to celebrate contemporary cask ale
Drygate Brewing Co is hosting C > S K : 16 festival to celebrate the benefits of cask ale next week (Friday 11 November- Sunday 13 November).
legislation
Fight to rebuild Carlton Tavern takes strange twist
The illegal demolition of the Carlton Tavern by developers has taken a strange twist as a pub with a similar name has suffered the same fate – but in Australia.
Pubs code
"Even property experts may struggle to understand it" - Why MRO take up has been low
Savills’ director of licensed leisure, Kevin Marsh, looks at why take up from MRO has been thin on the ground.
MA500
New World Trading Company's York site set to create 60 jobs
The New World Trading Company's new site in York is set to create up to 60 jobs as it opens its doors this November.
Beer barometer
BBPA: Positive despite beer sales down 3.4%, with Brexit worries ahead
The quarterly beer barometer has shown beer sales down – although the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) claims the trend is still "broadly positive".
licensing
TOWIE club ordered to stop playing recorded music
Miya Nightclub in Chelmsford, made famous by ITV show The Only Way is Essex, has been ordered to stop playing recorded music on its premises.