Oakman Inns flagship pub to get a 'substantial refit'
Oakman Inns' flagship pub is closing for the first time since it opened its doors almost 10 years ago.
Archives for October 5, 2017
Two pubs targeted by armed robbers in balaclavas in 24 hours
Two pubs more than 150 miles apart have been struck in the space of 24 hours by armed robbers in balaclavas. Both attacks resulted in staff receiving injuries and cash being stolen.
'£60,000 profit boost' for pub following MRO appeal
A pubs code consultant has exclaimed “Bravo Mr Newby” after pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby ruled in favour of the tenant in a market-rent-only (MRO) appeal.
Pub operators missing out on growing breakfast and brunch sales
Pubs are failing to capitalise on the ‘third space’ opportunity provided by breakfast and brunch, according to a new report.
My Pub: Great British Pub of the Year 2017, Eagle & Child
At the beginning of September, Glen Duckett, landlord of the Eagle & Child, in Ramsbottom, Lancashire, lifted the award for Best Pub of the Year in the Great British Pub Awards 2017, after first being named Partnership Pub of the Year. Here, Duckett...
Former Ei pub could be replaced by 33 homes
A former Enterprise Inns pub could be demolished and replaced by housing if planning permission is granted next week.
Future Trends: Spirits
Separating cocktail fads from the future
Cocktail trends can be tricky to predict, but having a process in place to help find the future patterns can pay dividends for operators.
Sharp’s Brewery launches hop gin to on-trade
Cornish brewery Sharp’s has announced the release of a hop-infused gin to the on-trade, following a successful limited release last year.
Channel 4's Haig Whisky advert has 'not breached scheduling guidelines'
Channel 4 has not breached scheduling guidelines by airing an ad for Diageo-owned Haig Whisky at 8.30am, the advertising watchdog has ruled.
Confidence in the UK eating and drinking-out market dips
Mounting costs and uncertainty around Brexit has led to food service chiefs revising their once optimistic views on future trade, new research has found.