'Perfect' TV food puts chefs under too much pressure
Pub chefs are under increased pressure to compete with TV cookery programmes and present their food in the 'perfect' way, exclusive research from The Morning Advertiser has shown.
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CAMRA implements emergency cost-saving measures
A potential shortfall in income has lead Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) leaders to take evasive action and put cost-saving measures in place, the organisation revealed in a letter to members.
Barman receives disciplinary action for writing 'lesbians' on receipt
A barman of a Welsh holiday park’s on-site pub has received disciplinary action after printing the word “lesbians” on a gay couple’s receipt.
9 problems only pub chefs will understand
Pub kitchens are stressful places with lots of yelling, sweltering heat and a whole load of other pressures. But there are a few things that can really get a chef's back up.
Celebrity’s historic research could save inter-war pub from demolition
A 1930s Somerset pub that has been closed since last year is being considered for Grade II listing following last-minute research by campaigners and the parish council that could save it from demolition.
San Miguel launches new gluten-free variant
Carlsberg UK has announced it is to expand the San Miguel UK portfolio with a new beer this September.