Wadworth targets 65 managed sites after £6.5m investment
Wadworth is looking to take its managed estate to 65 sites in the years ahead, The Morning Advertiser (MA) understands.
Archives for May 23, 2017
Alcohol delivery service scolded by ASA over ‘unwise’ memes
A drinks company that delivers alcohol to people’s homes struck the wrong chord with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after using memes promoting “unwise” alcohol consumption.
Optimising menus is key to combat rising food costs
Customer analytics can help pubs make more money in an environment of rising food costs, according to private equity firm Livingbridge.
Tower Hamlets forced to delay late-night levy
Tower Hamlets has been forced to push back the introduction of a proposed late-night levy as a result of legal action taken by industry bodies.
BHA backs Government advice on avoiding 'Brexit' sausage virus
The British Hospitality Association (BHA) has echoed advice from the Government on cooking pork thoroughly amid reports of a ‘Brexit virus’ in 10% of sausages.
Cautious optimism over fixed hours for zero-hours contracts workers
A Government-commissioned inquiry that recommends employees on zero-hours contracts are given a right to request fixed hours has been given a cautious welcome by one trade body.
Ei ties deal with Three Cheers under managed partnership model
Ei Group, formerly Enterprise Inns, has announced that its next managed operator partnership will be with London-based gastropub company Three Cheers Pub Co.
Punch strikes distribution deal with Marston’s
Punch will change its delivery service ahead of its proposed takeover by Heineken and Patron Capital, following current distributor Carlsberg’s announcement to withdraw its UK delivery service.
How far will mainstream lager makers take craft?
Big brewers are flexing their muscles to stay on top of the industry by investing in craft beer, but why are customers finding the quirkier styles more enticing and will it stay that way?
£10k raised for emergency staff ‘to have a drink’ after terror attack
More than £10,000 has been raised for emergency service staff to “have a drink” following one of their “most exhausting and difficult shifts” after the terrorist attack in Manchester on Monday (22 May).
Thousands of Labour supporters plan 'victory pub party'
Almost 7,000 people could turn up at a Fuller’s pub in Westminster for a 'victory party' if Labour wins the general election next month.