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Staffordshire-based beer retailer, Best of British Beer, has unveiled the beer it was commissioned to supply for the leaving party of actress Julie Hesmondhalgh, whose character Hayley Cropper has died in long-running ITV soap Coronation Street.
Four Essex-based licensees feature in a new Channel 5 reality show Go Hard or Go Home, where ordinary members of the public take part in some of the world’s most extreme endurance races with only 12 weeks to prepare. Here one of them, David Ripo, blogs...
A New Year, same old story? Come on — let’s blow the cobwebs away and make 2014 a year to remember for our industry, argues BII Licensee of the Year Ashley McCarthy.
The BBC is searching for ambitious young chefs to star in a new cookery series.
An MP got a taste of life behind a bar to celebrate a pub in Peterborough, Cambs, getting back in business.
Community pubs minister Brandon Lewis has some sage advice for those in the trade: be positive about the role of pubs and unite behind the right campaigns — oh, and don’t forget the coffee pot. Michelle Perrett gets the conversation brewing.
Pub-goers who have battled the elements to reach their local in Oxford have been rewarded with a bite to eat or money off their bar bill.
The new chief executive of the TaxPayers’ Alliance has urged Chancellor George Osborne to scrap the alcohol-duty escalator, which he said is causing damage to pubs.
Labour is holding an opposition debate today calling for legislation to introduce a statutory code on the relationship between pubcos and tenants.