Alcohol-licensed premises can provide gaming machines to their customers if they benefit from an on-licence, they contain bar facilities for the sale and consumption of alcohol and there is no requirement that alcohol is only served with food.
As the popularity of low and no-alcohol drinks is on the rise, the Department of Health has launched a consultation on "how best to continue to communicate information" about such products to the public, once the current legislation expires...
MPs and lawyers have called for a wholesale ban on unpaid shift work after trade union Unite announced a sixfold increase in complaints over unpaid shifts over the past three years.
The people behind a film that raises awareness of the demise of the British pub have said although it's still a "very challenging time to be a publican", they believe there is now "more positivity" in the industry from when they...
UKHospitality and the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) have issued responses to measures announced in Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Spring Statement on 13 March.
The pub industry should treat recent figures released on Britain's managed pub sales with "very cautious optimism", says the managing director of procurement firm Regency Purchasing Group (RPG), and warns the sector faces "its toughest...
Healthy lifestyles are transforming the way consumers eat out, while hospitality is facing a post-Brexit crisis in recruitment - just two of the key findings of the third edition of Future Shock report, the series of insights into the UK’s eating and...
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has called for more support for pubs in response to the Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee’s inquiry into small business and productivity.
UKHospitality has welcomed the Government's decision to ditch the 'latte levy', which would have "heaped more costs" on pubs and other hospitality businesses already trying to tackle the problem of waste.
The Chancellor has been urged to take decisive action on business rates reform, hospitality VAT and post-Brexit excise duty by a coalition of industry and consumer hospitality bodies ahead of his spring statement next week.
Minimum wages are set to rise again in April 2018, with the national living wage for those aged 25 and over set to increase from £7.50 to £7.83 per hour.
Pubs code adjudicator Paul Newby and deputy Fiona Dickie published statutory advice on 2 March to clarify the terms of market-rent-Only (MRO) tenancy options following recent arbitration awards.
Baroness Anne McIntosh of Pickering has taken up the chair of the board position of the recently revamped PASSCo community interest company, which operates the Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS).
