INSIGHT
A guide to rent reviews
Tenants are becoming more successful in securing their own rent cuts, according to Morgan & Clarke chartered surveyors director David Morgan. Here he gives his tips on smart negotiating during a review
Archives for October 22, 2014
Pubcos say statutory code 'seeks to abolish the tie by the back door'
Pubcos have ended their silence on the Government’s statutory code proposals, branding them potentially illegal and saying they would create “uncertainty and disruption” across the sector.
Arkell’s launches beer to celebrate WWI centenary
Arkell’s has brewed a new commemorative beer for the Royal British Legion as part of the WWI 100th anniversary this year.
Fleurets warns of 'lack of transparency' in rental market
New lettings can often lack transparency and are not representative of the “true market” Fleurets, the leisure property specialist has warned lessees.
Enterprise Inns salutes its Community Heroes
Adrian Emmett of The Lion in Treorchy, Mid Glamorgan, was last night named as the national award winner of Enterprise Inns Community Heroes scheme.
Beer renaissance is good news for the UK on-trade
I have a confession to make: I am a beer person who loves wine. Not only have I spent some of my career working in the wine industry, but I even enjoy a glass every now and then. It was over a glass of wine that I paused to reflect on the wine and beer...
The Big Interview: James Lousada, CEO, Carlsberg
People with a thirst for change are key to Carlsberg CEO James Lousada. The Publican's Morning Advertiser finds out more.
Make Some Noise: "We appealed against 'barely audible' condition and it was tightened to 'inaudible'"
An Isle of Wight publican has hit out at his local council forcing music in his bar to be “inaudible”, after he appealed against an existing condition on his licence.