After 15 years of ownership, husband and wife team Ashley and Kelly McCarthy have decided to sell the Ye Old Sun Inn, Colton, North Yorkshire, for £900,000 to pursue “numerous other business interests”.
North-east UK-based operator, The Inn Collection Group has expanded to 10 sites with the purchase of the Queens Hotel in Ambleside, Cumbria – its second property in the Lake District.
Sales of beer in pubs saw a rise of 2.2% in the last quarter of 2018, however, this increase was lower than the growth in supermarket beer sales of 3.8%, when compared to the same period in 2017.
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The Jamaica Inn in Cornwall has been presented with a special welfare award by Highways England after it provided a safe haven for motorists trapped in heavy snow.
Wiltshire residents noticed something amiss about imagery used to promote a new pub in Wichelstowe, Swindon – the pictures of the town were taken in Ireland, Germany and Australia.
Ahead of a Commons debate on beer taxation, research has found that a large number of operators have borne the brunt of huge increases in rateable value following 2017 reform.
Six online hotel booking sites have all voluntarily agreed to make changes to their online conduct following a probe by the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA)
After a customer was barred from her local pub because the T-shirt she was wearing was deemed to ‘discriminate’ against transgender people, The Morning Advertiser asks the question: is it the pubs' job to police political correctness?
Ian Fozard may have quite a lot on his plate with major changes at his Rooster’s Brewery, but that hasn’t stopped him from also campaigning for radical change to beer tax and small breweries relief in his role as chairman of SIBA
New research from Kantar UK has suggested the number of vegans in the UK is significantly lower than thought, with only 3% defining themselves as such.
Retail estate investment business NewRiver has announced it has finished the integration of the Hawthorn Leisure pub and leisure business, eight months after its acquisition.
Fish prices fell to their lowest level since last summer in December 2018, new figures have revealed, following good availability of salmon thanks to high demand over Christmas.
Last year saw Charles Wells move forward with a huge rise in profit and a dedication to investment. The group reveals what is in store over the next 12 months
Staffordshire gastropub took home the title of Newcomer of the Year, sponsored by Schweppes, at the 2019 Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropub awards last month (28 January).
Locality and a story are two of the most attractive things for a customer when deciding what to drink in the pub. Brewing your own beer could be an excellent way to make your venue stand out from the competition
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and UKHospitality (UKH) have both welcomed the launch of an enquiry into the impact of the current business rates system.
Pubco Greene King has pledged to challenge the barriers of social mobility and provide a commitment to create the best opportunities from all backgrounds in hospitality, a new report has revealed.
A Cornwall pub came to the rescue of more than 100 people yesterday (Thursday 31 January) by taking in travellers trapped by heavy snow – an act that undeniably shows the true spirit of the great British pub.