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Prime Minister David Cameron’s plan for a minimum price of 45p a unit for alcohol suffered an embarrassing blow when it emerged that the Minister responsible for alcohol and crime prevention thinks it is wrong, unfair and won’t work, according to the...
Licensees should be vigilant about crime prevention in the lead-up to Christmas. This time of year the number of criminals targeting licensed premises increases but good security does not have to cost a fortune.
Licensee Ellie Sainty has realised the potential of the Old Badger Inn, Eastington, writes Roger Protz.
A new pub generates customer trial and lots of individual and collective PR. It is your chance to change the perception of your pub, and a chance to make a step change in its performance. But, it is also the most difficult time.
Accolade Wines, the Champ Private Equity-backed business, has announced that Troy Christensen has decided to step down as the wine company’s chief executive with immediate effect.
MPs have voted in support of a ban in using liquid nitrogen in drinks after an 18-year-old was seriously injured after drinking a cocktail containing the ingredient.
Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group, Greg Mulholland MP, has today written to the Chancellor, George Osborne ahead of the Autumn Statement on Wednesday, calling on him to recognise community pubs in the tax system.
The frequency of visits to pubs whether for a drink or a meal climbed slightly to 4.7 times (spring 4.6 times) in the six months to October, making up 23% of the going out market, according to the latest Taste of the Nation survey by Deloitte.
New fonts for Guinness have been unveiled as the latest salvo in the battle to reinvigorate the brand.
The Publican’s Morning Advertiser has launched an exciting new event focused purely on the beer category.
The UK’s only mojito beer and its brother, a Tequila-flavoured lager, are set for a UK push with drinks distributor Alan Ramsay Marketing.