Building pubs' social networks
As the social media revolution gathers pace pubs increasingly need to adopt a digital marketing strategy — or miss out. Ewan Turney looks at a...
As the social media revolution gathers pace pubs increasingly need to adopt a digital marketing strategy — or miss out. Ewan Turney looks at a...
Police have been told to put samples from drink drivers on ice after the biggest forensic science provider was axed.A leaked memo revealed staff at...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that staying in a pub, where a pint of decent beer is never more than a two-minute walk away, is way better...
A tax on alcohol should be applied in accordance with its strength to crackdown on preloading, an alcohol advisor told MPs at Parliament yesterday....
An irate licensee has banned school-run parents from using her pub's car park and been forced to issue parking permits to her regulars. Tracy...
At first sight, the tall, narrow, grade II-listed Portland stone lodge that houses the Euston Tap might seem an odd choice of venue for a pub. Up...
If I want to buy a new car, it's perfectly legal for me to go and purchase one in Europe. I can either drive over to the manufacturer and pick it up,...
The Government has only to look at France to see why a tax reduction on food would help create jobs and lower prices for consumers, says The PMA Team.
Market Town Taverns, the Yorkshire free-of-tie operator led by Ian Fozard, has reported a 30% increase in profit for its most recent year. The...
JD Wetherspoon has started to employ "spotters" to identify under-age drinkers that have slipped through the net at its pubs. They are being...
"The best fish I've had was some mackerel that had just been caught. It was so fresh it still had rigor mortis." Keir Meikle says fish is his "great...
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has defended the Government's decision to allow anyone to appeal against a licensing application. In a...
Pubs need to up their game and behave more like Starbucks if they are to survive, according to the UK chief of the world's largest brewer. Stuart...
Net sales of Guinness in Great Britain dropped 2% for the six months to 31 December 2010 on last year as more pubs closed and the shift from on-trade...
Stonegate Pub Company is close to finishing the debranding of 78 sites trading formerly as Mitchells & Butlers brands.
Magistrates have refused to adjourn a prosecution for foreign satellite football screenings at a Humberside pub pending the European ruling.
Magistrates yesterday rejected an application for a pub foreign satellite football case to be adjourned until the European Court of Justice (ECJ)...
Stella Artois Cidre may not be set to launch in both the on and off-trade until Easter, but it has already proved a talking point. Critics have...
Brakspear is being threatened with a complaint to the OFT on the grounds that it is "abusing" its local market dominance.