A number of pubs have been “named and shamed” in the Government’s latest list of companies that have failed to pay the national minimum and living wages.
The MA500 crowd is heading north of the border for the first time and will hit the streets of Edinburgh to visit some of the city’s most exciting and vibrant venues.
The unemployment rate is the lowest it has been since 1975, official figures have shown, with 125,000 more people in work in the three months from April to June 2017.
All Bar One has reported a spike in brunch sales across the country thanks to a social-media campaign that aims to strike a chord with female Millennials.
The Government has set out “ambitious” proposals for a future customs relationship with the EU after Brexit, which aims to “avoid a cliff-edge for businesses on both sides”.
More than three quarters (78.8%) of diners cited poor-quality food as the main factor, which prompted them to leave a negative review, according to a recent study.
The trade has underlined the need for the responsible sale of alcohol and action against drunken airline passengers in response to tough suggested limits on sales at airport bars and restaurants by Ryanair.
The pubs code adjudicator (PCA) has urged tied pub tenants to alert him if they receive a Calderbank Offer letter from their pubco during tied rent reviews, after concerns one has “broken a commitment to no longer use them”.
A publican whose business rates have almost doubled has claimed that despite being told by a Valuation Office Agency (VOA) officer he has been ‘wrongly banded’, he will still have to go through the highly criticised 'check, challenge, appeal'...
Three in five consumers (60%) believe the ability to view up-to-date and accurate allergen information is important to their dining experience, according to a recent study.
Pub companies can save up to 16% on their packaging recycling costs through a scheme promoted by the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA), it is claimed.
Jack Daniel’s is running a summer initiative at 6,000 UK on-trade venues in a bid to expand the ways that the whiskey can be drunk and paired with food.
Pubs are still waiting to receive business rates relief payments worth up to £25m to the sector, research from the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has found.
Following national reports that JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has banned customers from charging their phones behind the bar of its pubs, The Morning Advertiser spoke with licensees about their policies on the issue.
The last in our second set of previews of each of the 100+ finalists in this year’s John Smith’s Great British Pub Awards is the Best Partnership Pub category, sponsored by Ei Group
The ‘grey pound’ is worth £320bn in the UK and represents a growing age group with diverse needs. So how can pubs tailor their services to attract older people with money to spend and plenty of life to live?
The hot summer weather may be but a distant memory, but for many pubs the arrival of summer is hailed as the perfect opportunity to increase trade and footfall by hosting a beer festival.
Brits are looking for something more sophisticated from the pub these days, according to a new survey, with fruit machines and fags falling right to the bottom of their wish list.
Local authorities have only paid out £197,000 of the £300m earmarked for business rates relief, since the payments became 'available' in April – the Liberal Democrat Party has revealed using Freedom of Information (FOI) requests.
