Pubs are a safe place to forget your children
Today, there’s been a lot of brouhaha about Mr & Mrs Cameron’s slight oversight when departing a pub after enjoying a family Sunday lunch.
Archives for June 10, 2012
Beer needs to be celebrated outside of industry awards
One thing that frustrates me about beer (and being a beer writer) is that outside our little bubble of interest, we still have a credibility problem with trying to persuade people to take beer seriously.
10 ways to boost your pub pastry sales
Sheila McWattie explores innovative ways to incorporate pastry on pub menus.
Trade-hit pubs in Wales offer shelter for stricken flood victims
Pubs in Wales were at the centre of the floods this week as people were forced to evacuate their homes when water engulfed towns and villages across parts of the country.
Elliott: Pubs paying for banks’ and politicians’ actions
The majority of politicians I have met over the years have been completely out of touch with reality and more worryingly, have no relationship whatsoever with ‘the man in the street’.
JW Lees rewards its top licensees
A brewery boss has paid tribute to licensees across its tied estate who helped the company achieve record turnover of £56m last year.
Multiple pub operators invited to advice forum on cutting energy consumption
Multiple pub operators struggling to deal with higher energy prices have been invited to attend the next meeting of the Hospitality Sector Carbon Reduction Forum, a new cross-sector initiave which offers best advice on cutting energy consumption.
Home Office encourages young people to carry PASS cards
The Home Office has recommended young people to carry a Proof-of-Age Standards Scheme (PASS) card as identification of their age instead of risk losing passports.