City pub challenges diners to eat ‘monster roast’
A Twickenham pub has created a storm on social media with a video of its ‘monster roast’ asking customers how they would eat it.
Archives for February 12, 2018
Legal top tips: wake up in a city that only sleeps
We have talked before about cumulative impact zones (CIZ) and their surreptitious but deliberate evolution and how they can conflict with a vibrant night-time economy.
Market values: what valuers assess when putting a pub on sale
What does an agent look for when they’re valuing a pub for sale and what can you do to make sure your property is priced fairly?
Super Bowl Sunday doubles sales for GBPA nominated pub
The Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the New England Patriots on 4 February helped set up record sales at a London pub nominated in the sports pub category at the 2017 Great British Pub Awards.
In association with FACT and BT Sport
UEFA targets illegal streaming
UEFA granted court order to block illegal streams of UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League
Manchester brewery slams SIBA for ‘lining the pockets of big beer’
Beer Nouveau owner Steve Dunkley has launched a scathing attack on The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA), accusing the organisation of “moving away from their origins, reducing consumer choice” and “lining the pockets of big beer.”
Irish Pubs Global creates worldwide plastic straw campaign
Irish Pubs Global has backed The Morning Advertiser's joint campaign urging pubs to give up plastic straws to help protect the environment, as well as creating its own.
Mother and daughter team up with Admiral Taverns to reopen pub
Despite being a time when the number of women publicans is at a five-year low, a mother and daughter partnership has reopened a pub following a joint investment of £140,000 with pub company Admiral Taverns.
Anger over second bid to demolish pub in five years
Residents behind a campaign to save the Queensbury pub in Willesden Green, north London, are frustrated at a second attempt to develop the site in the past five years.
Key soft drinks trends for pubs
Technology, appealing to a broad range of ages and personalisation are just three of the trends operators need to ensure their soft drinks offer pulls in the punters.
Famous music venue closes with immediate effect
The Bristol Bierkeller closed its doors for the last time on Thursday 8 February after developers of the All Saints Street site didn’t include the popular music venue in its regeneration plans.
Cup and away: How to choose the right coffee machine for your pub
As the popularity of coffee shows no signs of abating, customers expect to get a high-quality beverage wherever they go – including pubs. The Morning Advertiser (MA) looks at the machines that can help you deliver what your customers want.
CAMRA bosses outline the organisation’s future
A need to know the whereabouts of the Campaign For Real Ale’s (CAMRA) ‘mojo’ immediately intensified following the consumer organisation’s announcement last month that it plans to recognise all ‘good-quality’ beers and ciders, instead of focusing on cask...
Pack up and leave: could changes to alcohol labelling shut the pub?
Recent calls for alcohol labelling to follow a similar route to cigarettes has caused concern among operators and brand owners alike, but are things as bad as they appear?