Arc Inspirations starts its expansion with new training partner
The northern bar brand Arc Inspirations has appointed Natalie Newman to a new role as its HR and training business partner, as part of its expansion project.
Archives for July 11, 2018
Licensed Trade Charity offers support to pubco staff amid housing crisis
With the housing crisis showing no signs of letting up, the Licensed Trade Charity has reminded pub companies of the ways it can help take the pressure of their staff.
Legal Q&A: TENs and converting space
The latest legal Q&A from specialist licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen looks at temporary event notices (TENs) and space conversion.
Family matters at licensed premises
The summer holidays are fast approaching and you may notice an increase in the number of families coming into your premises with children. It is important that staff are trained in relation to the presence of children and your responsibilities under the...
Sports betting: It’s not worth gambling with your licence
We are a nation of punters. No doubt some of you reading this will have put a bet on a horse running in the Grand National or at Cheltenham or, more recently at Ascot, or on a team to win the World Cup in Russia (although hopefully not Saudi Arabia!).
JDW like-for-like sales increase by 5.2%
JD Wetherspoon has reported a 5.2% increase in like-for-like sales for the 10 weeks to 8 July 2018, with total sales for the period up by 5.6%.
Comply or die: Compliance and training
Failure to comply with legal obligations could stop your pub from trading altogether. Here is how training can help mitigate the risks
Rotational craft beer scheme for Star Pubs & Bars
Star Pubs & Bars has introduced a new scheme that will allow its pubs to widen their variety and feature changing guest beers.
Business improvement districts: Bidding for change
A business improvement district represents more than just another bill from your local authority. It offers greater opportunities and support for the licensed trade sector as well as the chance to have more influence over how money is spent locally.
One of London’s oldest pubs closes after legal bill
A west London pub dating back to 1547 has closed its doors after succumbing to financial pressures, including a £16,000 legal bill.