'Mouldy' food and pests land pub with one-star hygiene rating
A Kent pub was slapped with a one-star food-hygiene rating after environmental health inspectors uncovered a slew of food-hygiene offences.
Archives for April 4, 2017
Former London strippers' pub takes CAMRA design award
A former strippers' pub, the Scottish Stores, has taken pole position at this year’s Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) best pub designs across Britain.
St Peter’s Brewery secures deal with Mitchells & Butlers
As part of its strategy to offer drinkers more choice, pub giant Mitchells & Butlers has struck a deal to sell St Peter’s no-ABV beer in more than 700 of its sites this month (April).
Pub industry calls for ‘firm proposals’ over suggested reprieve for EU workers to 2022
The Government needs to provide more “concrete plans” for EU migrants, say industry groups, following the announcement that EU nationals could be allowed to continue working in the UK for five years after the country leaves the bloc.
Admiral Taverns’ ‘major restoration’ for burnt down Merseyside pub
One of the oldest pubs in Merseyside and the “crown jewels” of Admiral Taverns’ estate, the Scotch Piper, is reopening with the help of a £140,000 refurbishment after it was fire damaged last year.
Woodall’s launches salami snacks
Charcuterie company Woodall’s has launched three new snacking salami products to help operators tempt customers with sharing platters and canapés.
Ten brewers in bid to develop apprenticeship standard
A group of 10 brewers have submitted an ‘expression of interest’ to the Government in a bid to develop a new brewing apprenticeship standard.
William Grant brings Drambuie into its portfolio
William Grant has announced that whisky liqueur brand Drambuie will join its portfolio of premium spirits.
Game of Thrones beer created to mark show’s seventh season
Brewer and pubco Robinsons has created a new beer to mark the impending seventh season of the hit HBO show Game of Thrones.