Young's faces fresh live music battle over Bull & Gate in Kentish Town
Young’s is facing a fresh battle with live music campaigners, following its purchase of the Bull & Gate in London’s Kentish Town.
Archives for February 14, 2013
MA250: Entrepreneur calls for beer-tie to be made illegal
Leisure sector entrepreneur Joel Cadbury outlined his views on the beer tie at the Publican's Morning Advertiser MA250 conference.
Horse meat scandal is a threat and opportunity for pub trade
The temptation to write another leader about the machinations of the tenanted and leased pub sector was strong. Not least because the week started with the publication by the British Beer & Pub Association of version 6 of the industry framework code; and...
Exclusive: Blackpool pubs and clubs face early morning restriction order which could "devastate" town
Proposals for an early morning restriction order (EMRO) in Blackpool have been slammed by licensees who claim it would “devastate” the town’s night-time economy.
Carlsberg going for its slice of the lower ABV beer market
Carlsberg has launched a new 2.8% ABV flavoured lager to go up against Carling Zest and Foster’s Radler.
Lewisham councillor calls for London Mayor to introduce pub protection policy
The chairman of a Lewisham Council committee that introduced a planning policy to protect pubs is urging the Mayor of London to introduce something similar to preserve all outlets across the capital.
Pubcos see improvement in tenant satisfaction levels over the past year
Pub companies have achieved a general improvement in tenant satisfaction levels in the past year, according to new research.