Manchester
Holidaymakers' cars dumped at pub car parks by meet and greet "cowboys"
Vehicles are being dumped at Manchester pub car parks by a company offering holidaymakers secure meet and greet parking.
Archives for July 26, 2016
Keeping up with the bar equipment
Outdated bar and catering equipment can leave a pub behind the times. Here, some of the trade’s leading suppliers give us the lowdown on the latest must-have kit.
MA Sport
Full-time Fletch... on the Premier League's managerial talent
With a number of top managers now plying their trade in the Premier League, the new football season is set to be as exciting off the pitch as the action on it, says BT Sport's Darren Fletcher.
My pub
My Pub: The Old Forge, Inverie
The Old Forge at Inverie, in the Western Highlands, is a two-day walk from the nearest road and officially the most remote pub on the British mainland. Belgian licensee Jean-Pierre Robinet, or JP as he likes to be known, explains how the pub functions in...
Beer Barometer
On-trade beer sales decline despite buoyant off-trade during Euros
Pubs failed to cash in on buoyant beer sales enjoyed by the off-trade during the Euros, with volumes down 1.9% on the same period in 2015.
Paul Newby
Govt gathers evidence over pubs code adjudicator appointment
Licensees, campaigners and pubco leaders gave their views on the appointment of Paul Newby as pubs code adjudicator to the Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Committee last week.
Technology
Licensee: “Mobile phone users like smokers”
A bar in Hove, East Sussex has installed a Faraday cage in the ceiling of the venue to block mobile phone signals, meaning customers have to go outside to make a call.