Greene King apologises after first health and safety prosecution
The Suffolk-based pubco has been fined £150,000 after its first health and safety prosecution in its 218-year history, the company has confirmed.
Archives for November 21, 2017
Dark Star offers pubs fundraising help
Sussex-based brewer and pub operator Dark Star has urged pubs to get in touch with them for help raising money for charity.
What pubs needs to know about travellers and the Equality Act
Do you know who you can and can't let into your pub? As another case of discrimination where a landlady refused to serve an Irish traveller hit the headlines, here's what you need to know.
Licensee 'in contempt of court' for continuing to breach Sky copyright
Robert Stewart of the Village Inn, Edinburgh, has been found in contempt of court and in breach of interdict (injunction) for infringing Sky’s copyright and showing Sky Sports without a commercial contract with Sky for a second occasion.
8 cheap Michelin-starred pub lunches
Michelin-starred meals can often be pricey but new information has shown that lunch dishes at venues, including pubs with the coveted accolade, can be affordable.
Musical highlighting the plight of pubs set for December tour
Arts Council England funded show ‘Last Orders at The Dog & Dumplings’ is set for five tour dates in December.
October sales see pubs and bars fare better than restaurants
Industry insiders have warned the festive trading season could be "the difference between survival or failure" across Britain’s managed pub, bar and restaurant groups with like-for-like sales up just 0.3% against last October, the latest figures from the...
WSTA implores Hammond to consign booze hikes to Christmas past
With this year’s seasonal shop to cost an all-time high, the Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) attempted to mask its frustration.