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Political tumult: further Brexit uncertainty is damaging to businesses, according to trade bodies UKHospitality and the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA)

Pub trade bodies call for certainty amid Brexit chaos

Trade bodies UKHospitality and the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) have said further uncertainty over Brexit is damaging to businesses.

Wine company shut down after spending clients' money on personal expenditure

A wine investment company that misled customers to invest in fine wines has been shut down after frittering away investors’ money on personal expenditure.

Pubs lose out amid grouse shoot cancellations

Cancelled grouse shoots have caused problems for some rural pubs, with sites in Cumbria and Northumberland reporting tens of thousands of pounds in lost income.

Award-winning pub unable to serve food after kitchen team walk out

An award-winning pub and restaurant has been forced to stop serving pub grub after its kitchen team walked out.

Need to know: protecting your business from potential prosecution

Whether you are looking to take over an existing premises or starting from scratch, it is not always clear which regulations apply to your business and how you achieve compliance with them.

Gypsies and Travellers 'regularly' face discrimination in pubs, says charity

Incidents of discrimination towards Gypsies and Travellers in pubs and restaurants occur 'on a far too regular basis', a charity has said.

Is this the perfect Christmas appetiser?

The need for a quick kick without actually drinking appears to have made alcohol-infused food a hit among consumers.

Ossett Brewery sells 50% stake to private investor

West Yorkshire-based brewer and pub operator Ossett Brewery has sold a 50% stake in the group business.

Junior sous chef: 'Working in a pub is so rewarding'

At a time when it is claimed 18 pubs are closing for good each week, one chef says the key to a successful and sustainable pub is with its food.

‘Holy grail’ bottle of 92-year-old single-malt whisky sells for world record £1.2m

A bottle of whisky distilled in 1926 has sold for a staggering £1.2m – making it the world’s most expensive bottle of whisky sold at auction.

Brewery re-releases ‘Treason’ ale in response to Theresa May’s Brexit deal

Grantham-based brewery Newby Wyke has re-released its ‘Treason’ ale in response to Prime Minister Theresa May’s draft Brexit declaration.

Pub operator reintroduces pre-millennium pricing to compete with Netflix

The operator of the Tyler’s Kiln in Canterbury, Kent has reduced the price of a pint to 1999 levels in the hope of encouraging customers to ditch Netflix for an evening at the pub.

Kellogg's launches beer made with cornflakes

Cornflakes brand Kellogg’s has joined forces with a Salford brewery to produce a beer with its unwanted cereal.

Be At One launches accredited bartending academy

Cocktail bar brand Be At One has become an accredited training company with the launch of its own academy to give bartending qualifications to trainees.