Titanic Brewery set to open £80,000 station venue
Staffordshire-based Titanic Brewery will open another venue in its cafe bar concept at Stoke-on-Trent station next month, in an £80,000 investment.
Archives for September 11, 2018
Poppleston Allen promotes Steve Burnett to associate
Alcohol licensing law firm Poppleston Allen has announced a promotion for solicitor Steve Burnett to associate as of this month.
JDW apologises after serving meat to a vegan
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has apologised after a vegan diner claimed she was served beef instead of the five-bean chilli she ordered.
5 things employers need to know about references
A reference can mean make or break for a job applicant. Employers should know what is required of them when requesting or providing references.
Hospitality sector must change image, says workforce report
Changing the perception of the hospitality industry is key to securing its workforce, a cross-parliamentary report has recommended.
How could going organic boost your pub?
Sophie Atherton thinks pubs could get a boost from going organic and help the environment into the bargain
Eight licensed sites closed per day in past year
According to the latest edition of CGA Insights and AlixPartners’ Market Growth Monitor, Britain has 3,116 fewer restaurants, pubs, bars and other licensed premises than it did 12 months ago.
Eleven Sports makes ‘absolute commitment’ to finding pub solution
After purchasing the UK broadcasting rights to top-flight Spanish and Italian football – Eleven Sports spoke to The Morning Advertiser about how it hopes to offer pubs live matches.
Trade welcomes ‘drink less alcohol’ campaign
Pub trade associations have welcomed a new campaign from Public Health England (PHE) and Drinkaware to help drinkers cut down on their alcohol.
Can full-strength beer be as healthy as low-alcohol alternatives?
Low-alcohol beers are often seen as the healthy option in the pub, but are there other full-strength alternatives for those seeking to reduce their calorie intake?