City pub hit with £950 bill for ‘dirty equipment’
A York pub has had to fork out hundreds of pounds after food hygiene officers discovered it was using “dirty equipment”.
Archives for February 2, 2018
In association with Sky Sports
February fixture focus: Top sporting fixtures around the Six Nations
The return of the Six Nations Championship this spring must be music to the pub industry’s ears.
Christmas Day brings wet and dry sales growth for pubs
New analysis of more than 100 hospitality organisations by Catton Hospitality has revealed Christmas Day is an increasingly significant contributor to operator revenue.
Big Drop Brewing Co secures further listings on back of Dry January
Big Drop Brewing Co has confirmed a wave of new trade listings on the back of ‘Dry January’ as interest in the low- and no-alcohol beer category continues to grow.
CAMRA ‘dying’ without Revitalisation Project, says Wimbledon Brewery
Wimbledon Brewery founder Mark Gordon has become the latest industry figure to back the Campaign For Real Ale’s (CAMRA) Revitalisation Project, stating that the organisation needs to “evolve or die”.
Rugby’s Six Nations championship returns this weekend
Egg-shaped ball sports dominate this weekend’s sporting coverage with the return of the Six Nations as well as the 52nd instalment of the ‘Greatest show on Earth’.
Man arrested over fatal pub landlord shooting
Detectives investigating the death of a licensee have made an arrest.
Bath Ales edges closer to opening new brewery site
Bath Ales’ new multi-million pound brewery has reached its latest milestone, ahead of opening in the spring.
Drinkers told to 'grass up pubs' over short measures
Consumers are being encouraged to ask for their pints to be topped up if they are short of a full measure.