The Inspiration for Pub Success Since 1794
I was in Skegness recently for a family day out and, for us in the landlocked East Midlands, this is our traditional escape to the coast. A trip to ‘Skeg’ is an institution and it is our Blackpool; no ‘kiss me quick’ hats, but a pier, fish and chips,...
The UK’s leading pub and restaurant operators reported a sales boost in August with like-for-like sales up 2.1%, driven by a 5% increase in performance from operators inside the M25 against a more modest 1% climb in the regions, according to the latest...
Shepherd Neame licensee Roy Peacock of the Hatch in Redhill, Surrey, fought against the odds to continue trading after a lorry crashed through his pub, causing £30,000 damage.
The Government reshuffle could be good news for the pub sector, leading trade associations have claimed.
Drake & Morgan, the well-regarded bar-restaurant operator, is believed to have appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers to review its strategic options for the next stage of the group’s growth, M&C Report has learnt.
Enterprise Inns has unveiled the 18 regional winners for their inaugural Community Hero Awards.
Customers aren’t generally looking to find fault — they just want a pleasant, hassle-free experience, with courteous and effective service as a minimum, says Steve Pike, director of the Mystery Dining Company.
There are now 1,009 breweries in the UK - the highest number for over 70 years - CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide 2013 has revealed today.
Empty pubs could be targeted by squatters after the Government introduced new legislation that makes squatting in residential properties a criminal offence.
Luke Johnson, the serial sector investor, criticised landlords during his keynote speech at the BCSC conference, calling for wholesale changes to the relationship between landlords and tenants.