Local authorities up and down the land have adopted a wide range of cumulative impact policy zones, covering specific geographical areas where unacceptable levels of crime, disorder or public nuisance are deemed to take place.
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...
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) outlined the various recyclable, reusable and biodegradable alternatives to single-use plastic straws on 15 March.
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...
Pub extension work doesn’t just get under way when the builders roll in, there are plenty of things you must know and investigate long before physically expanding your site
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...
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations are coming into force on the 1 April changing the rules on around whether a pub can be let to a tenant or not.
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.
