Pub customers of Whaley Bridge 'will feel the pinch'
A publican in the Derbyshire town evacuated amid fears a flood-damaged dam could collapse, has said he fears it will be a while before trading returns to normal.
Archives for August 13, 2019
Regional report
Why is Dorset a unique place to own a pub?
Beautiful locations and an economy that is not solely reliant on tourism makes Dorset an ideal place for year-round trade
Retiring licensee ‘wouldn’t open a pub now’
An 80-year-old licensee who is retiring from the trade today (13 August) told The Morning Advertiser she wouldn’t open a pub currently due to restrictions and safety.
No-deal Brexit could cut sector value by £5.4bn
A no-deal Brexit could reduce the value of the eating-out market by up to £5.4bn, according to MCA Insight.
Stonegate reduces chef turnover rate by 32%
Stonegate Pub Company has reduced its chef turnover by almost a third (32%) after the introduction of its back-of-house apprenticeship programme.
Dinner time diners hardest to please, research claims
Diners are hardest to please during the evening, compared to when they eat out of home for lunch or breakfast, according to research from an online reputation company.
Adult soft drinks ‘one of the UK’s fastest-growing categories’
UK adults drinking less alcohol and opting to be booze-free has meant soft drinks sales have risen by 15.4% in five years, new research has found.
The Alchemist’s turnover passes £40m mark
Premium bar and restaurant concept The Alchemist has reported a 19% increase in turnover to £41m for the year ending 31 March.