Popular London craft beer pub to close for flat redevelopment
The Fox, a popular craft beer pub in east London, is to shut its doors this weekend (24 June) its owners have announced.
Archives for June 20, 2018
Opinion: Pete Brown asks if advertisers are giving bang for your buck?
Beer writer Pete Brown reveals it was the marketing of beers in years gone by that first drew him to the industry
Payroll partnership to improve hospitality staff’s access to wages
Leisure and hospitality software provider Fourth has partnered with employee benefit facilitator Wagestream to offer hospitality employees greater control over when they can access their wages.
Gherkin pub reopens after £200k investment
Bar and restaurant operator Novus has re-opened the Sterling, its City of London site at the base of the Gherkin.
Beer stocks low due to CO2 shortage
Brewers large and small are running low or have run out of products as the Europe-wide CO2 shortage worsens, putting a stop to brewing and packaging for many.
New book aims to educate drinkers about world of cider
The impact of terrior and climate on flavour, how cider has evolved over the centuries and how to match cider and food are just some of the topics covered in a new book by cider expert Gabe Cook.
How operators can stay afloat amid declining beer sales
Operators need to tap into sporting events and keep their finger on the pulse with the latest trends in order to keep pulling punters in, according to a purchasing company.
Sky: ‘No pub or club will see a price rise of more than 5%’
Sky has announced that the cost of subscriptions will not rise by more than 5% for any pub or club in the UK.
Top 10 strangest dishes
From breaded chicken covered with cheese and sauce to fried insects, The Morning Advertiser takes a look at the weird and wonderful dishes from the UK and across the globe.
Seasonal workers shortage: who will pick our fresh produce?
Pubs could see food price rises as overseas workers who usually work in British fields picking fruit and veg vote with their feet.
Lager and soft drinks risk flat sales following CO2 shortage
Lager and soft drinks sales could run dry if more food-grade carbon dioxide (CO2) is not produced soon, as stockpiles across Europe run down.