BrewDog U-turn on Lone Wolf pub name row
BrewDog has blamed its lawyers after it came under fire for making a Birmingham pub change its name by threatening legal action.
Archives for March 26, 2017
Licensee bans mobile phones for ‘stifling conversation’
The licensee of a Bristol pub has banned mobile phones in a bid to let customers enjoy a pint and a chat.
BBPA concerns ‘addressed’ by latest amendment to permitted development rights
The Government’s latest proposal to change ‘permitted development rights’ (PDR) has “addressed concerns” that food-led pubs could have been disadvantaged under Lord Kennedy’s proposal, the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has said.
New London brewery Magic Spells reveals three beers
New craft brewery Magic Spells has launched in East London with the release of three brews to the UK on-trade.
Black Sheep Brewery releases cans into the on-trade
Black Sheep Brewery has announced the launch of its first craft canned range for pubs and bars as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations.
Pub trade optimistic as Brexit talks set to start
There has been a surge in optimism among the leaders of pub-owning businesses since the EU referendum in June 2016.
BrewDog under fire after forcing independent pub to change its name
BrewDog has come under fire for forcing an independent Birmingham pub to change its name by threatening it with legal action.
WSTA warns Government over post-Brexit bootlegging
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has warned Government that if Brexit talks do not achieve frictionless borders, delays and gridlocks at ports will “encourage the resurgence of alcohol smugglers”.
Asahi UK launches Peroni Ambra
Asahi UK is extending the Peroni brand with the launch of a new 'aperitivo-inspired' beer, Peroni Ambra.
Veltins plans to invest £7.7m in technology and processes
German brewer Veltins has revealed plans to invest more than £7m in the modernisation of its logistics facilities.
ALMR: obesity solutions should not burden operators
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has reiterated its message that the trade is keen to help tackle childhood obesity but without the burden falling on licensees.
Legal expert warns licensees about sharing CCTV footage
Licensing law expert Stephen Walsh has warned licensees that they must find themselves on the right side of the law when it comes to CCTV footage.