Burning Night subsidiary companies placed into administration
Burning Night’s nine subsidiary companies have been placed into administration as buyers are sought for the bar company.
Archives for December 13, 2018
How many people go to the pub on Christmas Day?
More customers are heading to the pub to eat on Christmas Day and this decision is saving them money, according to new analysis.
Friends invest £80k to reopen local pub
Four friends have invested £80,000 between them to reopen the Travellers Rest in Tickhill near Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
Operators forced to sell pub after claims of ‘hostile social media campaign’
The owners of the Fox & Hounds in Great Wolford, Warwickshire, have put their pub on the market after claiming they have been targets of 'local opposition'.
Shepherd Neame teams up with award-winning microbrewery
Award-winning Kent microbrewery Rockin Robin has joined forces with Britain’s oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, to launch its first pub.
Pubs urged to use apprenticeship funding before it expires
Hospitality businesses have been urged to make the most of their apprenticeship levy and “seize the opportunity to upskill their workforce” before the funding expires, by HIT Training.
‘World’s most expensive gin’ on sale at £4,000
We hear a lot about record-breaking whisky sales, but it's not that often other spirits get as much notoriety – until now.
Charities say calorie labelling would magnify eating disorders
Plans to introduce mandatory calorie labelling on pub menus would cause “great distress” for people with eating disorders, charities and MPs have warned.