Pub staff have ‘hardly slept’ after £28k flood damage
A pub operator has shared his experiences of flooding this week after heavy rain caused £28,000 worth of damage to his site.
Archives for October 2, 2019
New cloudy cider to attract wider demographic
Westons Cider has revealed a new cloudy apple cider and hopes it will increase its popularity among non-traditional cider drinkers.
‘Illogical’ plain alcohol labelling would hit drinks industry for £350bn
The extension of plain packaging laws to alcoholic and sugary beverages would cost the global drinks industry more than £350bn, Brand Finance has estimated.
Alcohol-free cocktail range includes Aperol Spritz and Pink G&T alternatives
A new drinks company has made its debut with a range of cocktails for teetotallers, including the first alcohol-free versions of two popular pub drinks.
Pubs ‘ideal’ venue for new ATMs in £1m cash machine rollout
Communities with limited access to ATMs will be able to request a no-charge cashpoint under a new £1m scheme, with rural pubs highlighted as ‘ideal’ locations.
Why it pays to start your Christmas prep early
Preparation is essential when it comes to Christmas because it is likely to be the time of year you see most people visit you – here are some great ideas to think about.
Pubs and grassroots sport help tackle societal issues
Will Hawkes, author of Pubs and Sport: The Perfect Match, talks about how his research has discovered the on-trade raise about £40m for grassroots sport every year.
Ed Sheeran opens pub
Global pop star and Grammy Award winner Ed Sheeran has opened a west London pub with his manager Stuart Camp.