A drinking establishment much beloved of West Ham football fans has come under new management as pub company Remarkable Pubs confirmed it has acquired the freehold interest of the Boleyn Tavern in east London.
This year’s Great British Beer Festival (GBBF) will be offering alcohol-free beer for the first time in its 41 year history, from Dutch-based Braxzz Brewery.
The Plunkett Foundation is creating a community pub network funded by Power to Change, the independent trust supporting community businesses in England.
A high-profile weekend of live sport is headlined by the final of Europe's premier club competition, the richest game in club football and the most glamorous event on Formula One's racing calendar.
With consumers increasingly adopting healthier lifestyles and turning away from sugary mass-produced products, soft drinks producers are embracing crafted alternatives in order to cash in on the latest trends
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The popular stereotype that young people are lazy and narcissistic is not backed up by research, according to Josephine Hansom, director at YouthSight, speaking at MA500 in Cardiff.
Demand for wet-led pubs is growing and is being driven by consumers looking for quality drinks and a welcoming social environment, delegates at the MA500 event in Cardiff heard today.
The relationship between mental health and alcohol consumption is too often ignored by members of the beer and brewing industry, according to one of its most esteemed brewers.
The group executive chef talks huge changes in customer viewpoints, why the Burger Shack will continue to draw crowds this summer and how every Young’s pub now has a vegan option.
There are less than 24 hours to go to get your entries in for the John Smith’s Great British Pub Awards 2018. And this year it promises to be bigger and better than ever before.
Mitchells & Butlers, which was named ‘Overall Best Place to Work’ at the National HR Distinction Awards in February, actively encourages employees to pursue development opportunities in their spare time as it benefits both their workplace skills and...
Five of the UK’s leading craft breweries are to launch a series of beers using progressive British hops, matched to a music track from a British artist.
After news that Starbucks had introduced a new policy of letting non-paying customers use facilities, including toilets, at its Stateside branches, The Morning Advertiser asked whether this would work for UK pubs.
The vast majority of Britain’s small hospitality business owners feel it is harder for them to hire staff than it is for bigger companies, according to research conducted by global job site Indeed.
Campaigners representing tied pub tenants have launched a fresh call for a review of the pubs code, holding a demonstration outside parliament to highlight the issue.
Pub operator and brewer Fuller’s is celebrating fresh produce, vegetarian and vegan food by turning one of its London sites into all things vegetable this month.
Scottish craft beer brewer and bar operator BrewDog is to reopen its Islington venue with homebrewing equipment on site to allow customers to brew their own beer.
A one-off evidence session into whether the pubs code is working will be held by the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee on 26 June 2018 with pubs code adjudicator (PCA) Paul Newby and his deputy Fiona Dickie.
The new owners of the Crown in Stanwix, Carlisle, have announced the reopening of the pub’s beer garden after a £20,000 makeover and collaboration with an international graffiti artist.
Small Bar, the popular craft beer bar in Cardiff, is to close its doors, as the team behind the venue seeks to focus on its new brewpub venture and expansion in Bristol.
Drinks watchdog The Portman Group has urged the Government to simplify the terms used to describe low and no-alcohol beverages and provide “much-needed clarity and consistency”.
The pubs code adjudicator (PCA) faces potential court action from Greene King and Ei Group – both of which dispute the legality of advice given for the market-rent-only (MRO) option.
Smokestack barman Lee Jones was applauded to victory last night as he beat five other bartenders to become the UK winner of Southern Comfort’s Southern Showdown.
UK pubs have to “do something different” to convince customers to pay more than they do in the off-trade, according to the marketing and innovation director of Asahi Europe.
