Pub industry ‘buoyant’ as restaurants suffer, data shows
The pub industry has remained “buoyant” in comparison to restaurants, trading data from market research firm AlixPartners has shown.
Archives for July 3, 2018
Community pub opens cinema in time for tonight’s England game
The recently restored Boot Inn at Freston, Suffolk, has opened a community cinema and will screen England’s World Cup match against Columbia tonight (Tuesday 3 July).
Should pubs charge more during World Cup games?
Pubs have been criticised for charging more for their beer during World Cup games after an investigation by The Sun newspaper.
Government ‘considering scrapping alcohol duty freeze’
Reports have suggested that the Government is minded to scrap the freeze on alcohol duty introduced last year.
Fine & Country Inns and Star plough £430,000 into pub
A joint £430,000 investment by Fine & Country Inns (F&C) and Star Pubs & Bars will see the reopening of a traditional Rotherham pub.
Licensing Hub – Legal with Poppleston Allen
How could Brexit affect licensing laws for pubs?
With less than nine months to go until the UK leaves the European Union (EU), Lisa Sharkey, managing partner at law firm Poppleston Allen, outlines the impact Brexit could have on the country’s licensing laws.