TripAdvisor reveals new features for pubs to enhance their listing
Pubs and restaurants can now take advantage of new attributes on the TripAdvisor website that allow users to alter details about their businesses.
Archives for September 20, 2017
North Bar honours Oktoberfest traditions
Leeds-based North Bar has honoured the traditions at the world-famous Oktoberfest by twinning seven venues with German breweries.
GBPA spirits winner gin now in 300 venues
A former winner in The Great British Pub Awards released a premium gin that is now available in more than 300 venues across the UK.
Pub refurbishments: Five of the best
The Morning Advertiser shows you five of the best refurbishments which have hit £3M in overall investment.
Burglars cause 'considerable damage' to North Bar site
Intruders destroyed parts of a pub as they stole a safe at one of Publican Award winners North Brewing Co's arm of North Bar sites.
Stonegate pub evacuated after ‘false alarm’ fire
Customers in a new Stonegate pub in Kent, which had £400,000 spent on its refurbishment, were evacuated when it was believed a fire had broken out – just weeks after opening.
No room for mediocre pubs, says Shepherd Neame boss
Shepherd Neame’s focus on revitalising its managed pub estate through investment and acquisition has provided great profits for the Kent-based operator, but that does not signal the demise of the independents.
Cask beer: What price is right?
How sustainable is cut-price cask beer, and what is the wider effect on the industry? The Morning Advertiser takes a look at the role of price in securing cask’s future
Licensee celebrates MRO deal with Punch after year-long battle
Paul Crossman, licensee of the Swan, on Bishopthorpe Road, York, said that it took a year of negotiation before the deal for the free-of-tie deal was finalised.
Pub staff 'gutted' after Newcastle site sold to developers
Pub staff in shock after being told their site, owned by Trust Inns, has been sold to developers.
ASA rejects complaints against Bud Light
Bud Light, owned by beer giant AB InBev, has not breached guidelines on its marketing, the advertising watchdog has ruled.
‘Don’t ban our happy hours’, claims new survey
Almost three quarters (70%) of 18 to 24-year-olds oppose the banning of happy hours, according to research from a voluntary organisation.