Legal Q&A: gaming machines and Christmas bingo
The latest legal Q&A from specialist licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen examines the laws around gaming machines and Christmas bingo
Archives for November 20, 2018
Dealing with TENs for the festive period
Bonfire night is becoming a distant memory and, before we know it, we will be entering the festive period, a key time for the licensed trade.
Evidence call on airport drinking
The Government has called for evidence to be submitted by 1 February 2019 regarding the impact of excessive consumption of alcohol airside in airports.
Making the most of sport outside of regular trading hours
Not all sport will take place at times to suit the UK, but how can you cash in on activity that takes place during unsociable hours?
Public Health England to publicly scrutinise businesses slow on sugar reduction
Nine in 10 people support collaborative efforts between the Government and food industry to make food and drink healthier, a survey has found.
Pub chain unveils 'UK's first' mince pie Yorkshire pudding
A Yorkshire pudding is something of a necessity when it comes to a Christmas dinner, but have you ever thought about trying a sweeter version of the festive favourite?
Opinion
Why crowdfunding became the new norm for craft beer
Signature Brew's John Longbottom discusses how and why crowdfunding has become a key feature of the craft beer industry.
Little interview
Pub trade going through 'natural reduction' to meet new trends
Author and business mentor Karen Green told The Morning Advertiser what she's learnt about getting a hospitality business off the ground.
Gay couple ‘asked to leave Wetherspoon pub after kissing’
A man has said he and his male partner were asked to leave a JD Wetherspoon after sharing a kiss.
Drinkers want more low and no-alcohol choices in pubs
According to a new study by Carlsberg UK, consumers across the UK believe that low or no-alcohol beer is becoming more socially acceptable.
What is BrewDog’s position in the beer world?
From day one, BrewDog has always intended its ‘Punk’ mission to blaze a trail in the industry. Here, we reveal how the brewer and operator stands up next to other ‘craft’ brewers.