How have drinkers reacted to Beavertown selling a stake to Heineken?
The beer world is in shock after craft brewery Beavertown announced it had sold a minority stake in its business to global brewing giant Heineken.
Archives for June 21, 2018
'Urgent review of pubs code needed' CAMRA tells BEIS committee
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has called for an “urgent” review of the pubs code saying the code has failed to provide fairness and that pubcos are “continuing to exploit gaps in the legislation”.
Pub kitchens hit as CO2 shortage affects chicken production
Food is now being impacted by the carbon dioxide (CO2) shortage, with poultry experts warning that supplies of chicken run out.
Spotlight: Calls for tax to reflect 21st century business
Leading figures within the pub sector have called for tax reform after HMRC launched a consultation looking at how online platforms are ensuring their users are tax compliant.
Pub accommodation: Rooms to grow revenue
What steps do pubs need to take to add rooms at their premises and cash in on a growing trend of holidaying in the UK?
National Licensing Week 2018 highlights breadth of sector
Now in its third year, National Licensing Week 2018 is taking place between 18-22 June to raise awareness of the role of licensing across the country.
Beavertown sells a minority stake to Heineken
North London brewery Beavertown is to sell a stake in its business to global brewing giant Heineken, it has been announced.
Fuller's: We have a formula to get famous for food
Fuller's director of food Paul Dickinson explains his long-term plans for the pub group’s food offering, how he hopes to improve working conditions for chefs and why he absolutely hates an inverted scotch egg.