Pub News & Pub Property Search for the UK pub trade

Top Headlines

Unfair discrimination: James Ross (not pictured) worked in packaging at BrewDog's Ellon facility

BrewDog fined £12,000 after sacking worker who faced turning blind

Scottish craft brewery BrewDog has been ordered to pay £12,000 to a former employee after sacking him because he was about to be declared blind.

Lounges chain will open up to 25 more sites

Loungers' retro-inspired restaurant and bar brand Lounges is set to expand across the UK, with four sites opening this month.

Iconic Camden music venue set to close

Famous Camden venue the Lock Tavern is set to close at the end of this month, marking an end to almost 15 years of live music.

Salisbury spy poisoning pub to reopen before Christmas

The Mill pub in Salisbury, Wiltshire, has been handed back to its owners after the completion of a decontamination process.

Three rum cocktails to try on National Rum Day

Although still not quite scaling the heights of gin, rum is rising fast, thanks to the growth of premium and aged variants.

Hayman’s has ‘no intention’ of making a pink gin

London distillery Hayman’s has revealed that it will not be making a pink gin, despite the surging popularity of the drink in recent months.

Greene King apprenticeship applications surge by 141%

As tens of thousands of students collect A-level results, Bury St Edmunds-based pub operator and brewer Greene King has registered a sharp increase in the number of applications to its apprenticeship programme.

Bradford Brewery closes after three years of trading

A West Yorkshire brewery has unexpectedly closed its doors after three years of trading.

East London pub named world’s most pet friendly

The Camel in Bethnal Green, east London, has been named the 65th most pet-friendly place in the world by pet-sitting service Trusted Housesitters.

Carlsberg UK opens world’s first waterfall-powered pub

Carlsberg UK has launched the ‘Carlsberg Cabin’ pub at Kudhva, near Tintagel in Cornwall, using locally sourced sustainable materials and powered by hydro and solar technology.

Should your pub host a drag show?

Drag queens are in vogue, seriously in vogue if the excitement around RuPaul’s Drag Race is anything to go by. Here’s how pubs are already wowing customers with nights that shine bright enough to rival the crown jewels

How can pubs look after students during Freshers’ Week?

Alcohol education charity Drinkaware has published Freshers’ Week tips for pubs and bars targeting new and returning students this autumn.

Brakspear turnover increases by 11%

JT Davies & Sons, the parent company for Henley-based brewer and pub operator Brakspear, has reported its financial results for the year ending 31 December 2017.

Summer food trends for 2018

Kimchi fries and red rice are two trends set to be big with diners this summer, according to a new report.

AB InBev announces new North Europe President

Global drinks giant AB InBev has announced that Paula Lindenberg, currently vice-president of marketing for Brazil, will head up the UK & Ireland business from January 2019.