BBPA's rally call leaflet sent to all MPs
Pub trade bosses have sent a leaflet to MPs setting out why beer and pubs matter so much to the UK economy this week.
Archives for June 25, 2017
Wetherspoon announces ‘biggest single investment’ in new Dublin pub
Wetherspoon is to embark on what it claims to be its biggest-ever investment, converting a row of “derelict” properties into a new pub and hotel, chairman Tim Martin has announced.
Theresa May tells EU workers ‘we want you to stay’ after detailing Brexit negotiations
Theresa May has detailed the UK’s offer on EU national's employment rights as part of Brexit negotiations yesterday (26 June), guaranteeing that none will be asked to leave at the point of Brexit.
Public Health England publishes findings on ‘theoretical public health licensing objective’
Health bosses have claimed that a public health licensing objection could play a “positive role”, despite objections from industry bodies.
Trade bodies remain positive over Government's DUP deal
The Government has reached an agreement with the Democratic Union Party (DUP), which will see the party back Theresa May’s minority Government, it was announced yesterday (26 June).
Pro-smoking group calls for review 10 years after ban
A pro-smoking campaign group has called on the Government to review the impact the smoking ban had on pubs, and to “consider alternatives to the policy”, as the UK approaches its 10-year anniversary.
The Big Interview: Craft Union's Frazer Grimbleby
At the time the smoking ban came into force, many suggested it was the final nail in the coffin of the traditional wet-led pub. But 10 years on, a new operation has emerged which is leading the crusade to put wet led back on the menu.
Technology: How pubs can take advantage of mobile phones
As the UK becomes a ‘smartphone society’, how can pubs take advantage of the opportunity.
Drinkaware unveils five-year strategy as it focuses on older drinkers
A significant shift in drinking habits and falling sales have led the alcohol education charity Drinkaware to shift its focus from young to older drinkers.