Can you post images of customers on social media?
You want potential customers to see images of a bustling venue with happy faces when they look up your website or go to your social media page. But is there a risk in posting images of punters?
Archives for April 17, 2019
Unicorn Tears Gin Liqueur guilty of appealing to children
Online retailer Firebox has been strongly advised to modify the labelling of its Unicorn Tears gin liqueurs range after its packaging was condemned for appealing to under-18s.
Is this the cheapest Sunday lunch in Britain?
With pub roast dinners in Britain generally costing between £10 and £20 – one pub appears to be bucking the trend after claims it sells the ‘cheapest Sunday lunch in England’.
Complaint against Beavertown Neck Oil rejected
The Portman Group has thrown out a complaint against London-based brewer Beavertown’s Neck Oil beer.
Residents petition Stonegate to retain bar’s ‘creepy aesthetic’
A Dracula-themed bar will be turned into a Slug & Lettuce site, despite a petition protesting the transformation reaching more than 1,700 signatures.
Free pints in pubs next week – but there's a catch
As Britons look set to enjoy a run of warm and sunny weather over the Easter bank holiday weekend – what better way than to pair it with a free pint?
Big interview
'We live and die by what’s in the glass'
Martin Dickie and James Watt, founders of BrewDog – the brand that has plenty of bite to match its infamous bark – talked about how business is booming at the company AGM in Aberdeen