Robinsons sets out future of Trooper beer
Robinsons’ Iron Maiden Trooper beer brand has grown significantly since its launch in 2013, with plans afoot for a further sales boost in the years ahead, according to managing director Oliver Robinson.
Archives for May 18, 2018
How have drinking habits changed over four decades of royal weddings?
Ahead of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding on 19 May, Portman Group analysis of UK alcohol trends shows how the nation’s relationship with booze has changed since Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles tied the knot in 1981.
Redcomb creates Urban Social division
Redcomb Pubs is to relaunch the Alphabet brand after acquiring the Cabana site on Upper Street, Islington, MCA understands.
Commemorative beer launched to celebrate world’s longest pub-crawl
After a record-breaking journey of more than 20,000 miles across 25 countries, from the planet’s northernmost pub to its southernmost, the Pub2Pub Expedition is launching ‘Pub2Pub Expedition IPA’ with expedition sponsors Dartmoor Brewery.
How pubs have been getting involved in National Vegetarian Week 2018
Pubs have taken to social media to show how they are getting involved in National Vegetarian Week.
Industry bodies respond to betting stake cut
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) and UKHospitality have responded to the decision to cut the maximum stake on fixed-odds gambling machines to £2.
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Deadline extended for the John Smith's Great British Pub Awards
Pubs and bars across the UK are being given extra time to be in with a chance of being declared the best in the business.
JDW blasted for removing diners' 'favourite' dishes
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has upset diners following a shake-up of its menu, with fans of the 900-strong group chastising the removal of their "favourite" dishes.
Red Mist Leisure takes on Hadrian's Wall 86-mile walking challenge
Staff from award-winning pub group Red Mist Leisure are embarking on a gruelling challenge to raise money for three charities.
A pub's guide to: the world cup
What to do if (when) England go out of Russia 2018?
Despite always being in the running according to UK bookmakers, England have rarely progressed that far in any football World Cup competition since making the semi-final in Italia 1990. If form is anything to go by, you will need to focus on every team...
Legal Q&A: refusing entry and police on the premises
The latest legal Q&A looks at what power operators have in refusing entry and delves into the circumstances under which police can enter a pub.
Be a responsible world cup host
As football fanatics and detractors alike brace themselves for a summer of national flags, bunting, shouting at televisions, and packed pubs, so too does the hospitality sector.