Startle technology set to 'revolutionise' the pub quiz
Pubs will soon be competing against one another in a nationwide music quiz, thanks to entertainment company Startle International.
Archives for August 15, 2017
All Bar One brunch sales up 28% thanks to female-targeted campaign
All Bar One has reported a spike in brunch sales across the country thanks to a social-media campaign that aims to strike a chord with female Millennials.
How to respond to an acid attack
Acid attacks have become more common. Met Police figures, for example, show in 2015 there were 262 acid attacks but this jumped to 458 in 2016.
Employment rate lowest since 1975
The unemployment rate is the lowest it has been since 1975, official figures have shown, with 125,000 more people in work in the three months from April to June 2017.
Poor-quality food is main reason customers leave negative reviews
More than three quarters (78.8%) of diners cited poor-quality food as the main factor, which prompted them to leave a negative review, according to a recent study.
Government’s ‘ambitious’ EU customs plan welcomed by trade
The Government has set out “ambitious” proposals for a future customs relationship with the EU after Brexit, which aims to “avoid a cliff-edge for businesses on both sides”.
MA500 Edinburgh study tour unveiled
The MA500 crowd is heading north of the border for the first time and will hit the streets of Edinburgh to visit some of the city’s most exciting and vibrant venues.
Burger bar's tirade at internet reviewers
A Kent bar has hit back at TripAdvisor reviews calling one user a “fantasist”, another “opinionated, rude and ignorant” and one other user “insane”.
UK's first alcohol-free drinks festival attracts 2,500 attendees
The UK’s first ever ‘mindful drinking’ festival took place in London on Sunday (13 August).
Flaming Grill pub blasted over serving ‘raw’ burger to child
A Flaming Grill pub in Derby has been criticised on Facebook after it served an undercooked burger to a child.