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.
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 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.
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) and UKHospitality have responded to the decision to cut the maximum stake on fixed-odds gambling machines to £2.
The trade organisation has warned the Government that 'exorbitant and destructive' costs risk undoing the good work of job creation by the hospitality sector since 2008.
The mindful drinking organisation issued its challenge to the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health and Primary Care, Steve Brine, after submitting its response to the Government's consultation on no and low-alcohol description
Britain’s equality watchdog has warned that pub businesses employing more than 250 staff not to have disclosed relevant data could face court orders and fines.
Government immigration policy after Brexit must not prevent growth or investment in UK hospitality businesses, the new trade body representing the sector has warned.
Minimum unit pricing (MUP) pricing comes into force today (1 May) in Scotland after a long-running legal battle over its introduction stretching back to 2012.
The office of the pubs code adjudicator (PCA) has said discussions are ongoing with pub-owning businesses concerning its call to waive confidentiality in arbitration awards.
UKHospitality has provided local authorities with a series of recommendations ahead of local elections on 3 May to ensure the hospitality sector is Brexit-ready.
Samuel Smith Old Brewery and its company chairman Humphrey Smith are to be prosecuted by The Pensions Regulator (TPR), for failing to provide information and documents required as part of an ongoing investigation.
