Expert insight: Interior design tips for pubs
Licensees need to get in touch with their inner peacock to capitalise on the latest interior design trends, according to Abi Perry-Jones, principal interior design consultant at Catering Design Group.
Archives for May 13, 2014
Spirits, beers & new drinks trends
A closer look at the drinking styles that are grabbing consumers’ attention this year including a few opportunities for pub owners to consider.
Drinks Trends: Flavour & Infusion - essential drinks for pubs
One of the best ways for drinks companies to ensure long-term growth is through the launch of variants designed to hook new consumers. Here, we take a look at the drinks no pub should be without.
Most couples meet down the pub, Greene King study shows
More couples meet down the pub than anywhere else, new research from Greene King has revealed.
CAMRA delivers petition to Vince Cable urging for pubco reform
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has mounted renewed pressure on the Government for pubco reform by delivering a petition to business secretary Vince Cable today.
Pub sector saw sales boom across the UK in April
Pub and restaurant groups saw a 4.4% rise in like-for-like sales in April – with growth particularly strong outside of London.
Timothy Taylor's create French beer sausages to celebrate Tour de France
Yorkshire based brewery and pub company Timothy Taylor’s are launching a new French beer infused sausage to celebrate this year’s Tour de France, which sets off from Leeds on Saturday 5 July.
Enfield licensees accuse police of harassment
Publicans in a north London borough are considering taking legal action against police for harassment, after officers visited pubs up to twice a week to carry out licence checks.
First fruit cider for Stella Artois Cidre - plus a move into draught
Stella Artois Cidre has unveiled two firsts - a foray into the fruit cider category and a move into draught - as well as a drive to promote cider with food, and a new look.
Breadline licensees could lose tax credits
Publicans currently claiming working tax credits could lose the benefit if their pub is not “gainful” under new Government changes, according to trade accountants.
Third of non-domestic properties given low EPC rating
A third of non-domestic properties that had an energy performance certificate (EPC) lodged last year were given a poor rating of E or lower, according to a new Government report on the energy performance of building certificates.
Zonal collects family business of the year award
Zonal Retail Data Systems, the Edinburgh-based leading EPoS provider to the hospitality industry, won Family Business of the Year at this year’s Scottish Business Awards, presented at a ceremony in front of industry leaders including Sir Richard Branson...