Drinks sales in growth after five weeks of decline
Drinks sales were up 13.3% year-on-year in the two weeks to Saturday 18 May as warmer weather and Early May Bank Holiday drew people to pub gardens.
Archives for May 24, 2024
OPINION
OPINION: Don't restrict pub food to just the classics
The first pubs were a place to provide food, drink and rest to weary travellers, conceived around 43AD, with the Romans bringing the concept with them to Britannia.
LICENSING HUB - LEGAL WITH POPPLESTON ALLEN
A look at licensing changes over 30 years as leading firm celebrates 3 decades
As leading licensing firm Poppleston Allen marks more than a quarter of a century in business, we've also taken a trip down memory lane to look at the changes that have taken place during these 30 years.
UTILITY UPDATE WITH NATIONWIDE ENERGY
'Future direction of utility costs remains uncertain'
In the past few weeks, we have seen a sharp rise in energy commodity costs, driven by tightening supply for several reasons.
‘In no way do pubs want to be accused of short serving’
Pubs don’t want to be accused of short serving their customers, one trade body has said in response to the results of research which claimed more than two thirds of beer and wine servings were short measured.
Kerridge urges pubs to 'dig deep and work hard' at Pub in the Park
The Morning Advertiser (MA) has taken a look inside Tom Kerridge’s Pub in the Park festival, with top tips and words of encouragement for operators also shared by the TV chef.
LICENSING HUB - LEGAL WITH POPPLESTON ALLEN
Top tips for being a good sport this summer
The recent appearance of that large yellow ball in the sky over battered isles means the return of the Great British Summer and with that a summer chock full of sporting events guaranteed to have customers flocking to your beer gardens and big screen TVs.
Next Government ‘needs to ensure sector thrives not just survives’
Voices from across the sector have responded to the announcement of a general election taking place next month (Thursday 4 July).