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City Pub Company has secured two more sites as it prepares to launch a fresh round of fund-raising to generate c.£8m for further expansion, the PMA's sister title M&C Report has learnt.
Pubs would have a massively reduced range of imported beers to stock if Government plans to introduce duty stamps go ahead, the UK arm of global brewer SABMiller warned.
Pubs in Cambridge could be saved from closure thanks to a new draft planning policy produced by the city council, which aims to make it harder for a pub to be redeveloped.
Having pondered many subjects for this column I have decided to talk about the economy and how it helps me stay focused. Nearly everyone in our industry is finding life harder and personally, having only been open two years, I am interested to know what...
The Bell at Kesgrave, Ipswich, has been crowned the place to celebrate the Summer of Our Lives by Punch Taverns, winning a dray of beer totalling more than 13,000 pints.
The BII, the professional body for the licensed trade, has confirmed that it ran up a deficit of £484,563 in 2011.
Carlsberg has re-branded its wine and spirit division and added new wines to its offer as it looks to grow its wholesale division.
Another local council has been accused of “jumping the gun” on the late-night levy by claiming it could raise more than £160,000 by implementing the measure.
A Conservative MP has called for action over the way that pub business rates are calculated, labelling the current system unfair for licensees.
Whatever you might feel about the Olympics, the event is impossible to ignore. Right from the opening ceremony on 27 July through to the Paralympics, which runs from 29 August until 9 September, there will hour upon hour of live sporting coverage beamed...