Drinks sales drive M&B performance
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) announced its sales have outperformed the market, thanks to a boost in drinks sales this summer.
Archives for September 26, 2019
Local news round-up: pub helps stab victim plus charity race
Pubs made headlines in local newspapers across the UK this week, including a Croydon pub that helped aid a stabbing victim, and a site that has seen its Sunday lunches booked up well into next year.
Greene King signs double pledge on food waste
Greene King has enlisted in two national schemes with the goal to reduce food waste and further promote its sustainability credentials.
Bar’s offer to ex-Thomas Cook employees
Brighton bar owner has offered former Thomas Cook employees’ free entry to a ’90s-night event as well as a complimentary drink.
Little interview
Arsenal deal is ‘incredible platform’ for Camden Town Brewery
Camden Town founder Jasper Cuppaidge discusses his brewery becoming the main pour at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium and work planned at the beer maker’s original site beneath Camden’s arches.
Big interview
‘We’re not into world domination’
A change of tack from the men behind Three Cheers has seen the pubco build a little empire in London and enjoy a productive partnership with Ei Group.
My Pub: the Fox at Lyng, Norfolk
With an exceptional food offer, the Fox at Lyng has become a destination pub for many in East Anglia. Co-licensee Victoria Hunt reveals all.
Regional Report
Why own a pub in York?
York has gone through many changes since the Romans are believed to have founded the city – and statistics show licensed premises numbers have risen during the past 10 years.
JDW launches new vegan dishes
Pub behemoth JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has announced a selection of new vegan dishes have been added to its menu.
Low 2 No ABV show launched
Leading media business company William Reed has revealed it will be holding a new trade show designed to support the development of the low-to-no alcohol sector.
Half of drinkers say cask should be more expensive than lager
Some 59% of drinkers believe cask beer should be priced higher than mainstream lager, according to new research.