Ei licensee sees trade ‘walk down the street’ to rival Ei site
An Ei pub in Plymouth has launched a stinging attack on the pubco claiming that it is paying £80 more for tied beers than an Ei site two minutes’ walk down the road.
Archives for May 22, 2017
5 food safety issues to avoid this summer
There are five key food-safety issues operators need to be aware of this summer, according to the British Hospitality Association (BHA).
Lords’ Licensing Act Review: what are the odds for change?
It’s more than a month since The House of Lords select committee published proposals for a “major overhaul” of the 2003 Licensing Act. But how many of the Lords’ recommendations are likely to be implemented by the next Government?
Licensing authorities and publicans to job swap for National Licensing Week
National Licensing Week will take place in mid June and see job swaps across the industry, the Institute of Licensing has confirmed.
Bar staff insider: the busiest night of the year
Picture this. It is the busiest night in the history of busy nights at the pub.
Pubs praised for helping Manchester terror attack victims
Hospitality venues such as pubs are “focal points” for members of the public in need of help, providing “assistance and reassurance”, it has been said following the terrorist attack in Manchester on Monday (22 May).
Turnover of largest pub groups continues to outpace inflation
The average turnover of the 50 biggest pub companies in the UK is continuing to outpace inflation.
Former security head warns pubs to boost vigilance after Manchester terror attack
The former head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office Chris Phillips has warned pubs and bars to increase their security following the devastating bombing at the Manchester Arena last night.