Pubs that made headlines in local newspapers this week include a Bradford site facing backlash for a ban on electronics and an Exeter tavern with an ambiguous literary connection.
Research revealed at the launch of Stonegate’s We Love Sport pub-finding app has found it takes more than just volume to create an electric pub atmosphere.
Equipment and staffing concerns are at the forefront of operator’s minds when it comes to considering the future of their business, according to analysis from a hospitality supplier.
Research has repeatedly suggested younger consumers are drinking less but according to a recent survey, pubs are benefiting from Millennials choosing spirits as their go-to tipple.
The extension of plain packaging laws to alcoholic and sugary beverages would cost the global drinks industry more than £350bn, Brand Finance has estimated.
A new drinks company has made its debut with a range of cocktails for teetotallers, including the first alcohol-free versions of two popular pub drinks.
Communities with limited access to ATMs will be able to request a no-charge cashpoint under a new £1m scheme, with rural pubs highlighted as ‘ideal’ locations.
Preparation is essential when it comes to Christmas because it is likely to be the time of year you see most people visit you – here are some great ideas to think about.
Will Hawkes, author of Pubs and Sport: The Perfect Match, talks about how his research has discovered the on-trade raise about £40m for grassroots sport every year.
Made famous by The Only Way is Essex, the new-look Sugar Hut night club in Brentwood, Essex, is to reopen under new management while Flight Club, Ballie Ballerson and Junkyard Golf Club outlined expansion plans.
Chancellor Sajid Javid’s announcement that the national living wage (NLW) will be increased to £10.50 per hour within the next five years has been met with concerns about cost pressures.
Despite a drop in adjusted profits and like-for-like sales over the past 12 months, Revolution Bars Group remains ‘stable’ according to its latest results statement.
JD Wetherspoon (JDW) may have to defend a decision to use a town crest on a pub carpet in an ancient court after council officials' asked for it to be ripped up.