With the rise of third-party home delivery services in recent years we are receiving more queries from operators seeking to add home deliveries and takeaways to their offering.
There have been numerous press reports over the years regarding the closure of live music venues and the impact upon not only local communities, but also the British music industry itself.
A petition that has received almost 10,000 signatures wants the Government to introduce a 5p charge for plastic straws, similar to plastic carrier bags in shops, in the hope it would "force servers to only provide straws upon request and dramatically...
Pub industry bodies call for an immigration system that supports UK businesses as official figures show that the number of EU citizens leaving the UK has increased.
While leaders in the eating and drinking-out sector anticipate a tough year of trading in 2018, optimism remains for drinks-led businesses, according to the findings of a CGA survey.
New trade organisation UKHospitality, a fusion of the ALMR and BHA, has promised to fight hard for the £130bn hospitality sector after members voted in favour of its creation yesterday (21 February).
Industry leaders have emphasised the importance of London's late-night hospitality businesses while thanking them for their contribution to the Night Time Commission's call for evidence into London’s night-time economy.
Hospitality businesses have been warned that the "real hit" of business rates is going to come in April - and could total as much as £75m - a figure "significantly higher than last year".
The success of drinks-led businesses in January drove collective managed pub and restaurant like-for-like sales in January up 0.6%, according to data from Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
We have talked before about cumulative impact zones (CIZ) and their surreptitious but deliberate evolution and how they can conflict with a vibrant night-time economy.
The Scottish Beer & Pub Association have called for a "rethink" on the proposed bill which would establish a pubs code in Scotland, saying that if successful, it would "cost jobs, investment and opportunities, while punishing tied-pubs...
Operators are breaking copyright laws by allowing customers to watch non-live programmes in their pubs, MA500 delegates heard at a conference in Cambridge today (8 February).
While beer sales may be the lowest since 2013, spending in pubs through the first month of 2018 saw double-digit growth, as Brits ditched Dry January and sought to cure the new year blues with meals and evenings out with friends and family.
