With research showing that consumers buy what theysee, merch
Merchandising is about using space, position and displays to drive sales because, once in the bar, the biggest factor affecting drink choice is...
Archives for October 2, 2002
Ruling means waiters' tips are classed as wages
Waiters have reacted angrily to a European ruling that means some of their tips are counted as part of their minimum wage.Human rights judges in...
The Puzzle Pub Company has bought nine Old Monk Pub Company
Ten years after being founded, Puzzle Pub Company has taken a quantum leap that will see turnover jump to £11m from the current £5m. Puzzle's...
Board changes
Charles Wells, the Bedford-based brewer, has appointed Alan Jackson and Colin Mayes to its board. Current chairman Alec Monk will be retiring at the...
Thwaites to contract brew Bavaria's Kaltenberg lager
North-west independent, Daniel Thwaites, has sealed a major brewing contract and supply deal with one of Germany's oldest and best-known brewers,...
Licensees facing bankruptcy because of high rents and rising beer prices
Hundreds of licensees are facing debt and bankruptcy because of increased red-tape, high rents and rising beer prices.And many licensees are too...
Licensees can quiz trade leaders at Publican Conference
Publican.com users are being given a unique opportunity to enter into a live debate with some of the most powerful personalities in the...
Gang raids Bolton pubs
Pub landlords in Lancashire have warned police they are being preyed on by a gang of robbers armed with knives, hammers and crowbars. Hosts in the...
Advice to rural pubs may be misleading
Efforts to revive struggling rural pubs are not working, claims a leading academic.Guy Lincoln, an expert in the licensed retail sector based at...
Sting in the
tale down at the Beehive A Grantham pub has been forced to put up a sign warning of bees after someone complained to the local council about being...