Post-lockdown sport pubs to tackle noise during live screenings
Socially distanced pubs have been advised to tackle fan volume during post-lockdown sport screenings in a bid to kick aerosol transmission of Covid-19 into touch.
Archives for June 25, 2020
Big challenges for small operators
While the news that distancing measures were being relaxed from 2m to 1m is being celebrated, for some operators, even 1m is going to be a challenge.
MA500
One-off July MA500 agenda revealed
The Morning Advertiser (MA) is set to host a special edition of the MA500 conference this summer, as pubs begin to reopen and adapt to the changed marketplace.
Young’s taps investors for £88.4m
London-based pub operator and brewer Young’s Pubs has raised gross proceeds of £88.4m through a share placing as it prepares to resume trading.
Flight Club to open all UK venues from 1 August
Social darts concept Flight Club has confirmed that its six UK sites – four in London and one in both Manchester and Birmingham – will open on 1 August.
Red tape slashed to simplify outdoor service for pubs
The Government has introduced simpler licensing processes for outdoor seating for pubs in a bid to make it easier for people to safely eat and drink outside and in turn, help operators bounce back from the coronavirus lockdown amid reopening.
‘Virtual training is the way of the future’
Online classrooms will become a permanent fixture in the delivery of pub training according to the head of training at Star Pub & Bars.
Butcombe to reopen pubs from 8 July
Liberation Group owned brewer and pub operator Butcombe Brewing Co has revealed that three of its pubs will resume trading on 8 July as part of a staggered opening schedule.
Scottish beer gardens to reopen on 6 July
Scotland’s outdoor hospitality areas such as beer gardens are poised to reopen on 6 July – nine days before inside use is to be permitted.
Greene King to open three quarters of its managed pubs on 6 July
Suffolk-based brewer and pub operator Greene King will open 1,294 of its managed pub estate two days after pubs are allowed to resume trading.
Record-breaking flurry of staycation bookings to help pubs thrive in the ‘new normal’
A number of pub operators with sites at some of Britain’s most popular tourist spots believe a recent spike in staycation bookings will prove ‘critical’ in their recovery from Covid-19.
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How to serve the perfect pint of Guinness
Being the granddaddy of beer, Guinness is held to a high standard by consumers across the UK who will expect their first draught pint of the world-famous stout to be perfect on their return to the pub. But what exactly does that entail?