Pubs ‘cannot be complacent’ on underage drinkers
Pubs have been urged to keep up their work on spotting underage drinkers as NHS figures show that pubs are the least likely place for school children to get alcohol.
Archives for August 27, 2019
Top tips on challenging dilapidations claims
Chartered building surveyor Jon Rowling – a technical partner at commercial and residential property consultants Tuffin Ferraby Taylor (TFT) and author of The TFT Purple Book: A Guide to Dilapidations in the UK – explains that if you are being asked to...
Punch to pump £33.5m in its estate over next 12 months
Pubco Punch will invest £33.5m into its pubs over the next year, chief executive officer (CEO) Clive Chesser said.
Pub ‘won’t survive’ without live music after noise abatement order
A pub operator fears for the future of his business after he was ordered to cancel a huge outdoors music festival.
Number of London pubs remains stable
The number of pubs in London remained stable between 2017 and 2018 after dropping by more than a quarter since 2001, according to new research by City Hall.
Publicans ‘won’t have much of an option but to buy’ Amazon Premier League Pass
With less than a third of pub-going sports fans currently forking out for home subscriptions, the local seems a prime location to watch Premier League games on Amazon. But how viable is it for pubs?
Spirits producers call for financial protection
Gin, whisky, vodka and a host of other UK spirits makers have joined forces in an effort to make the new Chancellor Sajid Javid impose a freeze on spirits duty in the next Budget.