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The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) has published a series of recommendations outlining how local councils can take action to save pubs, following new research that confirms 28 pubs are closing each week.
Community pubs minister Brandon Lewis and deputy speaker Nigel Evans have waded into a planning furore, after attempts to revive a Ribble Valley pub have been halted by the local council, for the second time.
The recent announcement of Lord Brooke’s Private Members Bill “to make provision for the addition of the public health objective to the Licensing Act 2003” shows that there is still a school of thought which sees the licensing process as a means of...
JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has pledged to vary the licences of its pubs hit by late-night levies as part of new company policy in protest at the legislation.
Trade bodies have agreed to a new set of pledges under the Responsibility Deal, including providing training for 10,000 bar staff and offering lower alcohol wines and beers, following an industry summit with Government ministers yesterday.
A London members-only club has launched a new concept, where it if will open from 2.30am and serve breakfast, alongside premium drinks.
I have had my disagreements with Tim Martin lately, but on this occasion, I can happily concur with the chairman of JD Wetherspoon.
There’s an international feel to the PMA’s pick of the best summer beers. Two new Californian craft breweries make it to the UK; Czech beer Budweiser Budvar launches a Radler with elderflower, and a Brazilian craft brewer joins forces with Everards
Black Sheep Brewery, in conjunction with the Publican’s Morning Advertiser (PMA) gave two lucky readers the flight of a lifetime on the eve of the Tour de France.
A Merseyside licensee has reacted angrily after his cleaner was handed an on-the-spot fine for dropping a cigarette butt in his pub’s car park.