An "idiotic" prankster, who sparked a major police response when he entered a Poole pub wearing a fake suicide vest and balaclava, has agreed to write a letter of apology to its owners after causing "alarm and distress".
London operators and customers alike are being urged to come together in London Bridge and Borough Market this Saturday (1 July) in support of local businesses following the terror attack in the area.
London Bridge, for the moment, has become an eerie, quiet place. Yes, people still walk around laughing and taking pictures, but there is a strong melancholic undertone as everyday business continues.
The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) published new guidance specifically for pubs and bars on Thursday (8 June) following the recent terror attacks in the UK.
Everyone hopes that they will never be caught up in a terror attack, but with many pubs on the front line of recent atrocities, being prepared for any eventuality is a wise move.
Pubs played a vital role in protecting and caring for stranded, injured and scared civilians during the London Bridge terror attack on Saturday (3 June) night, trade leaders have said.
At least 16 pubs and many more bars and restaurants surround the area where three knife-wielding terrorists unleashed a horrific attack in the capital last night (3 June), killing seven and wounding 48. Many of the pubs played a key role in keeping customers...
Staff and customers at Borough Market pub the Wheatsheaf came face to face with the terrorists who inflicted havoc in the area after barricading themselves in the venue moments before the attackers were gunned down by police.
More than £10,000 has been raised for emergency service staff to “have a drink” following one of their “most exhausting and difficult shifts” after the terrorist attack in Manchester on Monday (22 May).
Hospitality venues such as pubs are “focal points” for members of the public in need of help, providing “assistance and reassurance”, it has been said following the terrorist attack in Manchester on Monday (22 May).
The former head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office Chris Phillips has warned pubs and bars to increase their security following the devastating bombing at the Manchester Arena last night.
A Fuller’s pub in Westminster implemented its “robust two-way communication plan” after the terrorist attack outside the Houses of Parliament yesterday afternoon (23 March).
As we approach the busiest time of the year for the licensed trade, attention turns to planning festive events for your premises, organising staffing rotas and finalising the details of those Christmas party bookings.
Pubs have been urged to be vigilant and to review security arrangements in the wake of the Paris terror attacks due to a “severe” risk of further incidents.
Do you have an emergency plan to help you deal with the harsh reality of a terrorist attack on your venue? John Harrington offers advice from the experts
by Richard Matthews Licensees are being urged to look at their insurance cover in the light of the threat of renewed terrorist activity. With recent...
Customers and staff feared for their lives when an explosion ripped through the Lady Margaret pub in Southall last week.The explosion, which happened...
Busy location on coastal main road
Extensively renovated detached public house
Five trade areas (100)
Sizeable refurbished 4-5 bedroom accommodation
Newly created beer garden (125)
Established and popular business...