Iron Maiden and Robinsons Brewery launch sake-infused lager
Iron Maiden and Robinsons Brewery have unveiled Sun and Steel lager, the sixth beer in their Trooper portfolio.
Archives for March 11, 2019
What is it like being a pub apprentice?
During National Apprenticeship Week last week (4-9 March), The Morning Advertiser spoke to apprentices in the pub business about their experiences of the industry and their highlights so far.
Former Champs founder unveils new sports concept
Former founder of sports-focused brand Champs has launched a new concept with plans to roll out more venues.
Stay Original pumps £5m into historic pub
Multiple operator Stay Original has invested £5m into the refurbishment of a pub that is famed for its literary links to novelist Thomas Hardy.
Victoria Hunt: my life in the trade
Multiple operator Victoria Hunt runs two busy pubs in Norfolk – the Lodge Griddle & Grill in North Tuddenham and the Fox at Lyng. She reveals how she got to where she is today.
Manchester MA500: a city united
The next MA500 business club meeting will be taking place in Manchester this spring (Thursday 16 May).
Pubs and bars considered least accessible venues
Pubs and bars are believed to be the venues with the worst accessibility, according to research from a charity.
What do operators need to know about pub CCTV and security systems?
Graham Cushion of specialist licensing solicitors Poppleston Allen and Martin Thomas of Innstay UK discuss what operators need to be aware of when it comes to a pub's security and CCTV.
Sales boost for pubs in February but restaurants still struggling
Managed pub groups saw a 1.4% rise in collective like-for-like sales whereas restaurant groups recorded a 1.7% fall, against February 2018, according to new data.
JDW pushes prices up for the fifth time in two years
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon (JDW) has increased its prices on its food and drink for the fifth time in two years.
British applications for hospitality jobs in London increase by 19%
According to latest figures from hospitality recruiter The Change Group, an increasing number of Britons applying for hospitality jobs in London has offset a drop in the number of candidates from the EU.