Revolution bars swap old £1 coins for shots
Revolution is offering customers the chance to exchange their old £1 coins before the 14 October in return for a Handcrafted Flavours shot with its £1 coin amnesty.
Archives for October 3, 2017
Ingredients inflation ‘highest in history of Foodservice Price Index’
Wholesale foodservice price inflation grew to 9.3% in August this year, reversing two months of falls, according to new figures.
Tom Kerridge’s Coach wins Michelin star
Tom Kerridge’s the Coach in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, was a new addition to this year’s Michelin Guide after it was awarded one star for its food and service.
Hartlepool Borough Council rejects EMRO
Hartlepool Borough Council has rejected an early-morning restriction order (EMRO), claiming there was ”insufficient evidence” to justify one.
Butcombe buys first pub in Dorset
Butcombe Brewing Company has made its first move into Dorset with the purchase of the Castle Inn, West Lulworth.
JW Lees 'hungry' for acquisitions in the north-west
JW Lees, the brewer and pub operator, has reported record turnover of £67.7m for the year to 31 March 2017 and said it is hungry for acquisitions in the north-west.
Government proposes deposit scheme for bottles
The drinks industry is being asked for its views on how a deposit return scheme for glass, plastic and metal containers could work after the Government launched a consultation process on the issue.
New farmhouse brewery in Norfolk given go-ahead
Duration Brewing has officially received planning and building consent to commence work on a 'UK destination farmhouse brewery'.
Major boxing rematch available for pubs to screen
Sky Sports Box Office has announced it will screen the highly anticipated heavyweight rematch between Tony Bellew and David Haye in pubs.
New World Trading expands successful Newcastle Botanist site
New World Trading Company (NWTC) will expand one of its most successful sites in a bid to keep up with growing demand.