ETM holds Sloane Square pop-up bar
ETM Group pub the Botanist is holding a three-day Oyster and Chapel Down pop-up bar in Sloane Sqaure from today.
Archives for September 15, 2011
Licensees go for gold
Despite the ticket-sales disappointment felt by many, Britain is excitedly gearing up for its historic hosting of the Olympics next summer.
Former farmers take on pub
A Hertfordshire pub has a new focus on local produce after being taken on by local farmers.
‘Control of costs and margins are key’
Will Clayton, the entrepreneur behind Gresham Inns and Leicester Square wine bar, the Cork & Bottle, claims that many businesses are spending a disproportionate amount of time looking to increase sales, when they are running a business where costs and...
Pubco pubs closing fastest
Nine tied pubco pubs close every week, compared to five free-of-tie pubs — that’s the bleak picture painted by the Campaign for Real Ale’s Good Beer Guide.
MPs across parties backing the trade
MPs across political parties are getting behind the pub and brewing industry, All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group chairman Andrew Griffiths assured brewers at a parliamentary reception last week.
Price increases at 3663
Food-led pubs are set for more doom and gloom over food prices, as foodservice company 3663 has confirmed that it will increase the cost of 35% of its products this month.
Lost Society team to open fifth site
The team behind the London-base bar and restaurant sites Lost Society and Blind Tiger are set to open a fifth site in the capital, after acquiring the leasehold interest of a site in St John’s Hill.
Marston’s: two types of cask-ale drinker
Cask-ale drinkers are split into two distinct groups set apart by age and experience, according to new consumer research from Marston’s Beer Company.