What problems do assumed licensing conditions pose pubs?
Standardised conditions ignore the fact that cases must be judged on an individual basis, according to specialist licensing solicitors from Poppleston Allen.
Archives for November 5, 2018
Brewery ransacked by thieves in smash-and-grab raid
A blitz on West Berkshire Brewery will cost the company “tens of thousands” of pounds in repairs, according to its managing director.
Otter Brewery continues support of Flaming Tar Barrels
Devon’s award-winning Otter Brewery will be helping to support one of the most iconic events in its region's calendar.
Small family-owned brewery has two of the UK's best beers in landmark result
A small family-owned brewery is making a name for itself with its nationally recognised beers.
Top tips for organising a pub Bonfire Night display
What do pub operators need to consider before hosting a Bonfire Night bonanza.
Kombucha, a pub staple?
A different, softer type of fermented drink could be set to take UK pubs by storm as chains large and small explore the potential of Kombucha.
Nation’s oldest gay pub ‘saved’
Iconic LGBTQ+ venue the Royal Vauxhall Tavern (RVT) in Lambeth, south London, has been ‘saved’ after the pub’s CEO signed a new lease with the company that owns the building.
157-year-old pub set to be demolished after not making any profit for more than a year
A once “popular and thriving” pub is set to be bulldozed to make way for housing after not making any profit for over a year, its owner has said.
Shepherd Neame restructures debt
The brewer and operator behind 321 pubs across Kent and the south-east announced a new and extended financing structure on 31 October.
Pub owner saves almost 2,500 Halloween pumpkins to turn into food for the homeless
A community pub has taken part in a mass pumpkin pick to turn them into soup and pies for the homeless.
Brexit could mean pubs run out of Guinness, claims Lib Dem MP
A no deal or ‘bad deal’ Brexit could mean Guinness supplies will dry up, Liberal Democrat MP for Twickenham Vince Cable has claimed.
Molson Coors UK profits drop by £14.5m
The UK arm of Molson Coors has seen its profits fall by nearly £15m despite an increase in turnover, its latest financial results have revealed.
Will Christmas pub menus be affected by salmon lice levels?
Publicans should be assured salmon quality and availability are not likely to be affected by a Norwegian sea lice problem, according to suppliers.
Deadline extended for the 2019 Publican Awards
There’s still time for pub companies to enter the Publican Awards 2019, with an extra two weeks now available to get entries in.