Devon pub property agent Bettesworth sees 20% sales growth in leases
Property agent Bettesworth has seen a 20% uplift in leasehold transactions in the first nine months of this year, compared to the same period in 2011.
Archives for November 8, 2012
Hybrid O’Neill’s to be rolled out by Mitchells & Butlers
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is rolling out “hybrid” O’Neill’s alongside selected conversions to its O’Neill’s Irish Pub & Kitchen format.
Minimum wage rises may make recruiting trainee pub chefs harder
Minimum wage rises mean a kitchen porter could earn more than a trainee chef.
Industry given 23 November deadline to prove self-regulation deal on pubco-tenant relationship is working
The industry has until the 23 November to assure the Government that the self-regulation deal on the pubco-tenant relationship is working.
Tim Martin accuses pubcos of being “silent” in fight against tax differential between supermarkets and pubs
JD Wetherspoon (JDW) chairman Tim Martin has accused pub companies of being “silent” in the fight against the tax differential between supermarkets and pubs.
Pub chef opinion: Pioneering quality food in the west
Perhaps it goes without saying, but I love to cook. So it will come as no surprise that eating out is one of my favourite pastimes. Not only is eating good food in good company enjoyable, but I always find something to learn.
CAMRA reveals National Pub Design Awards winners
Four pubs have been crowned winners Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) National Pub Design Awards.
MP 'astonished' with Government U-Turn over pubco-tenant self regulation deal
The chairman of the committee looking into the pubco-tenant relationship has said it is “astonishing” the Government has made a U-turn in its stance on the self-regulation agreement.
Greene King launches kitchen training programme for tenants
Greene King has introduced a kitchen management training course for its tenants.
Late-night levy: "No guarantee that money will be spent where it is raised"
Money raised by local councils through the late-night levy could end up being spent in other council districts, according to the Association of Town Centre Management (ATCM).
Media support of beer duty campaign is reason for optimism
At times, campaigning against the beer-duty escalator has felt like pushing a beer keg uphill. Politicians and the national media have long paid lip service to the importance of pubs and breweries and the impact of taxes, but in truth there’s been little...