The life of a mother and licensee
I often thought what effect having a baby would have on my career in the hospitality industry. As I just recently gave birth I'm on a journey of finding out.
Archives for February 20, 2013
Salvation through beer innovation
Claiming a new idea is revolutionary when it’s not ultimately stifles true innovation — which is something that beer badly needs, argues Pete Brown.
Late-night levy: lawyers warn pubs over change of trading hours
Licensees who opt to apply for fewer trading hours when a late-night levy is introduced in their area should make sure that the change is only in place while the levy is in force.
Marston’s creates new division to handle pub disposals
Marston’s has created a new operating division to handle the disposal of circa 400 pubs that have been identified for sale.
London’s West End vacant space 'at an exceptionally low level', says property firm Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury, the owner of 500 properties in London’s West End, has said that the availability of vacant space is “at an exceptionally low level” in the area.
Croydon pubs and clubs targeted as part of alcohol crackdown
Croydon Council has launched a 12-week consultation on changes to its licensing policy, which includes proposals to introduce cumulative impact zones in 17 wards.
WSTA warns that minimum pricing will encourage crime and harm consumers and businesses
Minimum alcohol pricing could lead to a rise in crime and damage the UK economy and health of consumers, the Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has warned.