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'Far too regular': Charity Friends, Families and Travellers said it was not rare to hear of pubs and restaurants refusing service to Gypsies and Travellers

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.

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.

How many pubs and bars have closed since 2013?

The number of pubs and bars has fallen by more than 11% compared to 2013, according to new figures.

Almost half of hospitality businesses at risk of prosecution for breaching GDPR rules

Some 45% of hospitality businesses have failed to wipe the memory of their IT equipment before getting rid of it, according to research.

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.

Brexit deal offers an ‘inferior scenario’ to EU membership, say drinks manufacturers

Drinks manufacturers have described the proposed Brexit Withdrawal Agreement as offering a “scenario inferior” to the status quo of EU membership.

76 Star Pubs & Bars sites sold to NewRiver

NewRiver has confirmed to The Morning Advertiser's sister title MCA that it has acquired 76 sites from Star Pubs & Bars, taking its Hawthorn Leisure pub arm to over 700.