New World Trading Company announces latest concept
New World Trading Company (NWTC), known for its Botanist bars, is set to open a brand new concept in Bristol.
Archives for September 18, 2017
Three pubs relaunch after help from Pub is The Hub
Pub is The Hub (PiTH) has helped to relaunch three pubs this week with the help of the Community Services Fund (CSF).
Entries for Dog-Friendly Pub Awards doubles
Organisers of the second annual Dog-Friendly Pub Awards said they have so far received an "incredible" response from pubs entering.
Managed pub, bar and restaurant sales slow down
Like-for-like sales in Britain’s pub, bar and restaurant groups were ahead just 0.2% nationally compared to last August, according to the latest figures from the Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
Pub claims to be longest bar in Britain
The Bowland Brewery Beer Hall in Clitheroe has staked its claim to be the longest bar in Britain.
Minister puts pressure on local authorities over rate relief
Local authorities have come under pressure to provide rate relief to pubs after the parliamentary under-secretary of state for Communities and Local Government and ex-pubs minister Marcus Jones said the pace had “not been acceptable”.
Operator awarded £1 after manager stole £21k
A Suffolk publican has hit out after being awarded £1 from a former manager who admitted stealing more than £20,000 from the premises over the course of a few months.
Regulars shun the pub in favour of coffee shops
More than 1m pub regulars have shunned visiting the pub during the past seven years, a new survey has revealed.
Limited edition liqueur goes on sale for €1,892
A limited edition of Mandarine Napoléon liqueur, created to celebrate the drink’s 125th anniversary, has gone on sale for the eye-watering sum of nearly €2,000.
Why it pays to educate your bar staff in beer
Jane Peyton, beer writer and founder of the School of Booze, explains why educated bar staff can pave the way to higher profits for pubs and why paying more for quality beer is worth every penny. The Morning Advertiser caught up with her ahead of her...
Gen Z are key to future success of pubs, licensees must work to attract them
The pub industry must engage with Generation Z to ensure its survival because this age group are the customers of the future, MA500 delegates heard at the latest event in Edinburgh last week (Thursday 14 September).
Students 'excessive drinking' impacting career prospects
One in four students (24%) are hindering their career prospects by drinking excessively, new research has revealed.
Roast report: how roast dinners became award-winning
The roast dinner is an institution on these shores and British Roast Dinner Week ensures no one fails to get a good helping of this all-time favourite.