My shout: the apprenticeship levy one year on
Managing director of HIT Training, Jill Whittaker, looks back on the apprenticeship levy 12 months after it was introduced.
Archives for May 29, 2018
Remarkable Pubs acquires Boleyn Tavern freehold
A drinking establishment much beloved of West Ham football fans has come under new management as pub company Remarkable Pubs confirmed it has acquired the freehold interest of the Boleyn Tavern in east London.
Alcohol-free beer to debut at GBBF
This year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) will be offering alcohol-free beer for the first time in its 41 year history, from Dutch-based Braxzz Brewery.
Is Heineken seeking to take a stake in Beavertown?
Beer and cider giant Heineken is rumoured to be in talks to take a stake in craft brewer Beavertown.
Call for community pub leaders to join new network
The Plunkett Foundation is creating a community pub network funded by Power to Change, the independent trust supporting community businesses in England.
Legal: have checks become unbalanced?
I promise(ish) not to rant or wallow in nostalgia, both of which are weaknesses of mine.
Opinion: Bringing Tetley’s home is a thoroughly good thing
Why the move by Carlsberg and Leeds Brewery to return production of Tetley’s to the city is a cause for celebration
WSTA cracks down on fake booze
The Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has joined forces with Crimestoppers in a bid to crack down on criminals pedalling counterfeit alcohol.