Unique A-boards can ‘raise a pub’s profile’
With social media more important to pubs than ever, The Morning Advertiser looks at how inventive A-boards can help you stand out among the crowd.
Archives for March 26, 2019
Traces of weed killer found in beers, including Stella, Heineken and Budweiser
Traces of a commonly used weed killer have been detected in many well-known beers, according to a new report.
Brew Monster targets new venues after smashing crowdfunding target
A south Wales microbrewery has raised just over £100,000 via a crowdfunding campaign – more than double its initial £50,000 target.
The latest mixers trends
The mixers market is rapidly diversifying to match the changing preferences of modern drinkers. Here are some of the trends you should be aware of.
Alisa Bay releases ‘world’s first’ blockchain whisky to combat fakes
In an effort to tackle counterfeiting in the UK spirits market, drinks giant William Grant & Sons has released what it claims is the world’s first scotch registered on a blockchain.
How to make your outdoor space 'Instagramable'
Hot off 2018’s record-breaking summer and with hard-to-reach Gen Z-ers and Millennials favouring shareable experiences and mindful drinking, the future looks bright for operators getting creative with their outdoor space.
Licensing Hub – Legal with Poppleston Allen
Top tips: have a strong age verification policy
Every premises licence that authorises the sale of alcohol is subject to a mandatory condition that an age verification policy will be in place.
Licensing Hub – Legal with Poppleston Allen
Where have all the pubs gone?
The news has been full of doom and gloom of late. A trip to the pub could prove to be the perfect distraction but, if recent figures are to be believed, your small local pub may soon be no more.
How can sport pubs help tackle poor fan behaviour?
Given pubs are a firm fixture in fans’ match-day experience, and in light of shocking recent instances of spectators interrupting football matches to confront players, we ask what role pubs play in tackling trouble at football
£190k funding boost to support rural pubs
Rural pubs across the nation will be expanded to include Post Office facilities, grocery shops and libraries following £188,000 of Government funding.
Cotswold pub operators scoop Soil Association prize
The owners of two Cotswold pubs have been recognised for digging deep in their commitment to sourcing organic ingredients.
British Pub Confederation: minister does not understand pubs code
The British Pub Confederation has written to business minister Kelly Tolhurst to express ‘deep concern’ over her understanding of the pubs code and engagement with licensees.