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Regional focus on...Sheffield and South Yorkshire

05-Oct-2018 By Stuart Stone

Which properties are on the market in Sheffield and South Yorkshire?

Fuller's sells historic west London pub

04-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Fuller’s has sold a Grade II-listed pub it had owned for more than 150 years.

Best Bar None announces Central Scheme

04-Oct-2018 By Stuart Stone

Home Office-backed accreditation scheme Best Bar None (BBN) has extended its reach across England and Wales with the launch of its new Central Scheme (BBNCS).

London strike pub ‘pleased’ to move forward

04-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A south London pub said it was pleased to be moving forward with new contracts after workers' three days of strike action over zero-hours contracts.

Majority of public support ban on keeping tips

03-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

The public supports the Government’s proposal to legally ban restaurants from keeping tips intended for staff, YouGov data suggests.

Grade II-listed Somerset pub sold for £385,000

03-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A Somerset inn with a Grade II-listing has changed hands for the first time in almost two decades.

England cricket stars open second pub

02-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Cricketers Stuart Broad and Harry Gurney have opened their second pub, in Nottinghamshire.

Priority on high-skilled migration a ‘danger’ to sector

02-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Pubs are at risk of a shortage of workers should the Government push ahead with a proposal to prioritise high-skilled migrants, trade body UKHospitality (UKH) has warned.

Apprenticeship levy reform welcomed by industry

02-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Reforms for the heavily criticised apprenticeship levy have been outlined by the Government.

Businessman evaded tax payments of more than £180,000

01-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A man has received a prison sentence for evading tax bills of more than £180,000 for a Loughborough bar and restaurant.

Strike over zero-hours contracts at London pub

01-Oct-2018 By Emily Hawkins

Workers at a south London pub took strike action against its use of zero-hours contracts yesterday (30 September).

More than 90% of Conservative voters share Pubs Minister stance on ‘Amazon Tax’

01-Oct-2018 By Stuart Stone

More than 90% of Conservative voters believe that Chancellor Phillip Hammond should change tax rules to ensure that large international firms like Amazon pay more tax.

How can pubs detect illegitimate sports broadcasts?

28-Sep-2018 By Stuart Stone

The Morning Advertiser spoke to Alex Haffner, a partner in the sports business group at law firm Fladgate, to discuss how publicans can detect whether or not their sports broadcasting platform is legitimate.