Well-trained staff can deliver low/no message
The essential ingredient for a strong low-and-no alcohol drinks offering is staff training, the founder of a soda company has said.
Archives for October 1, 2019
Pubs raise steins to celebrate Oktoberfest
It’s that frothy time of year again when Brits don’t need to look further than their local pub to enjoy Germany’s biggest party, Oktoberfest.
Property round-up: reality TV hot spot to relaunch plus new sites for experiential leisure concepts
Made famous by The Only Way is Essex, the new-look Sugar Hut night club in Brentwood, Essex, is to reopen under new management while Flight Club, Ballie Ballerson and Junkyard Golf Club outlined expansion plans.
Brewer cites family values for core range revamp
Gipsy Hill has today unveiled a new core range line-up with a prime focus of “brewing for a better life”.
Star buying club ‘could save operators up to £7,500’
Star Pubs & Bars has launched a buying club, which it claims could help an average pub save up to £7,000 each year.
NLW rise ‘must not cause pub closures or job losses’
Chancellor Sajid Javid’s announcement that the national living wage (NLW) will be increased to £10.50 per hour within the next five years has been met with concerns about cost pressures.
Adjusted profits and like-for-like sales fall at Revolution Bars Group
Despite a drop in adjusted profits and like-for-like sales over the past 12 months, Revolution Bars Group remains ‘stable’ according to its latest results statement.
JD Wetherspoon in pub carpet row with town council
JD Wetherspoon (JDW) may have to defend a decision to use a town crest on a pub carpet in an ancient court after council officials' asked for it to be ripped up.