Lancashire licensee celebrates four decades at pub
An 83-year-old licensee is celebrating four decades of running a pub in Chorley, Lancashire.
Archives for October 24, 2018
My Pub: North Bar, Leeds
Beer aficionados and the winner of this year’s Best Beer Pub, North Bar began its life two decades ago. North general manager Cal Lister explains why the pub was so deserving of the award.
Legal Q&A: late night trading and licence transfer
The latest legal Q&A from specialist licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen examines the laws around late night trading and licence transfer.
Top tips: how to stay within the law on allergens
Most of us will be well aware of the potentially devastating consequences of someone having an anaphylactic reaction to allergens contained within foodstuffs.
Is this the most dog-friendly pub in the UK?
A much-loved Suffolk pub is in the running to be crowned the most dog-friendly in the UK at this year’s Dog-friendly Pub Awards.
Bullards to revive Norfolk brewery at new site
Beer brewer Bullards plans to revive its operation in Norfolk at a new £500,000 brewery.
Veggie dishes contain ‘excessive’ amounts of salt
Meat-free meals, including burgers, have been found to have more salt on average than real meat burgers, according to new research.
How to organise a fireworks display at your pub
It is nearing the time of year again for the annual pyrotechnical event Guy Fawkes Night and you will no doubt be looking at what you can do to boost trade, perhaps including a firework display.
£1.4m Essex pub bought by businessmen
A £1,400,000 village pub has been sold to a group of Essex businessmen.
My shout: how can the PCA introduce greater transparency?
Fiona Dickie, deputy pubs code adjudicator, discusses how publishing pubs code arbitration awards can bring greater transparency.
Opinion: the adoration of the perfect pint
Pete Brown falls in love all over again – with a sublime pint of pale ale in the glorious setting of the Lake District