Pub employers ‘named and shamed’ for dodging national living wage
Several pubs have been named and shamed for underpaying their staff the national minimum or living wage.
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Pubs with rooms are 'not like Fawlty Towers now'
Visitor numbers across Britain are expected to rise further as the weaker pound makes it more attractive to foreigners and Brits alike, according to Dominic Worrall, owner of the Bull in Ditchling, East Sussex.
Record-breaking entry numbers for SIBA's craft beer competition
The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) has attracted a massive 400 entries at this year's Independent Beer Awards, a 700% rise since it started in 2011.
Punch-Heineken deal to be investigated by CMA
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has officially launched an investigation into Heineken’s proposed acquisition of 1,900 Punch pubs.
Business rates contribute to one in five pub closures, claims exclusive BBC research
High business rates have contributed to one in five pub closures in England and Wales over the past six years, an exclusive BBC Radio 4 investigation has claimed.
North Brewing Co brewery expansion plans revealed
Leeds-based North Brewing Co has unveiled plans to double the brewing capacity of its Sheepscar site after a successful first year.