Tap Takeover returns to Brighton
Laine Brewing Company has announced the return of the UK’s biggest city-wide beer festival in Brighton from 22 to 24 October 2021.
Archives for October 12, 2021
The pandemic gave Michael Wignall chance to transform pub
The pandemic provided an ideal chance to transform 15th century the Angel at Hetton from a “pubby-pub” into a more modern restaurant, according to the head-chef.
Stephen Harris: ‘You’re not necessarily going to just nick dishes wholesale, although I have’
The chef-patron of The Sportsman in Seasalter Kent, widely acknowledged as one of the UK’s best gastropubs, revealed his award-winning menu was inspired by eating out, travelling and his back garden.
Stosie Madi: Awards should recognise more women
The award-winning chef-patron of the Parkers Arms, Newton-in-Bowland called for better representation of female chefs in top restaurant awards.
134,000 jobs still empty
Job vacancies in the food services and accommodation sector are still at more than 100,000, after rising by 25,000 from the previous quarter, official figures have revealed.
Greene King shows barrel-load of support for Macmillan nurses
Greene King customers have been invited to show their support for Macmillan Cancer workers by simply visiting their local.
Deal struck to secure CO2 supply until January
The Government has agreed a deal with the CO2 industry to confirm the continued production of the gas until the beginning of next year.
Pubs and bars enjoy 43.5% boost during September
Pubs, bars and clubs benefited from a 43.5% boost during September while entertainment saw its strongest growth in more than two years with an increase of 28 % owing to new film releases, gigs and theatre shows encouraging Brits back to venues.
Admiral Taverns through the years
The Morning Advertiser examines the history of Admiral Taverns and its mergers and acquisitions activity throughout the years.