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What are the laws on cycling and alcohol consumption, and what responsibility do pub operators have to ensure cyclists don’t exceed legal drinking limits if they are riding their bike to and from the pub?
Consumer demand for artisan beer is not likely to slow down any time soon, according to a new report from a global science company.
Trade body UKHospitality has called upon the Government to “step up” and support the hospitality industry at the second session of the UK Hospitality Commission 2030 on 12 June at the Houses of Parliament.
While the history of pubs traditionally started in England, some venues have branched into different cuisines to give their sites a twist on the classic boozer.
Arc Inspirations is investing £500,000 into the Arc in Headingley, Yorkshire – its first ever site – to convert it to the latest branch of its Manahatta brand.
Greene King has followed through on its threat to bring court action against the office of the pubs code adjudicator (PCA) over the legality of an advice note published on the 2 March 2018.
Applying minimum unit pricing (MUP) legislation on sales to trade buyers would breach EU laws on competition and the free movement of goods, according to a global law firm.
Consumers are now eating out less across all day parts and this could be the early signs of a recession, according to a global information company.
Two of the biggest pub groups, Ei Publican Partnerships (EiPP) and Star Pubs & Bars, have joined forces to promote and grow the 2018 National Pub Fortnight, a 14-day celebration of the great British pub.
Nostalgic references to the sweets, clothes and cartoons of yesteryear saw a number of drinks fall foul of the alcohol marketing rules last year, according the Portman Group’s annual report.
Sussex-based brewer Burning Sky has become the second brewery in as many years to win the title of Best Drinks Producer at the prestigious BBC Food and Farming Awards.
Welsh craft brewery Tiny Rebel has announced it will pull out of this year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF), accusing the organisers of “dictating how we should represent ourselves and our beer”.
Food pubs did not feel the benefit of the unseasonably warm May, with budget-sensitive diners opting for home barbecues or picnics in the park, new data shows.
Owner and licensee Alex Greig might be surprised that Fuggles Beer Café survived its first year, but since opening in Tunbridge Wells in 2013 his concept has been a hit and a second site has launched in nearby Tonbridge
Even the very best operators can have a serious incident of some description occur at their premises. This could be licensing related eg, a mass brawl or stabbing, or it could relate to another area of regulatory control such as health and safety or food...