Sentence increased for attacker who killed man in pub
The sentence for a 23-year-old man who killed a fellow customer in a Northampton pub last year has been increased following an intervention by the Attorney General.
Archives for July 7, 2020
Roxy Leisure to reopen 'booze and ball games' venues from 1 August
The operator behind the Roxy Ball Room, Roxy Lanes and Roxy Arcade concepts has revealed that its four venues in Leeds will offer entertainment ranging from bowling and beer pong to karaoke from 1 August.
Give public vouchers to spend in pubs, think tank urges Chancellor
A think tank has proposed every person in Britain be given a voucher to spend in the high street businesses hardest hit by the Covid-19 crisis, including pubs.
Pub boss slams 'damaging and heartless' no shows
The head of a city-based pub group was left feeling “incredulous” following a number of no-show bookings on the first weekend of trading after the Covid-19 shutdown.
St Austell boss calls for VAT, beer duty and business rates cut
The chief executive of Cornish brewer and pub operator St Austell has called upon the Chancellor for extended support for hospitality in his July Statement off the back of a “steady” return to trade post-lockdown.
Arc Inspirations to open third Box
Premium bar operator Arc Inspirations has lifted the lid on plans to launch its Box concept in Manchester.
How to Get a Chef Apprenticeship 101 – Everything You Need To Know!
‘How do I become a chef apprentice?’ is a question we hear all too frequently at The Morning Advertiser – fortunately we’ve been listening, and have compiled a guide that covers everything you need to know about how to become a chef with an...
What Food Hygiene Qualifications do I need to work in a kitchen?
Let’s get the facts straight, you may be the next Gordon Ramsay or Angela Hartnett, but if you don’t have a proper Food Hygiene Certification you’ll never progress beyond Come Dine With Me.
Kitchen Hierarchy: The Different Types of Chefs & Titles Explained
You’re unlikely to come across a lot of French job titles during your quest for employment, that is, unless you’re a professional chef – cue 19th-century Chef Georges Auguste Escoffier's French Brigade system (or Brigade de cuisine) as detailed in his...
Labour leader poses with BrewDog Barnard Castle Eye Test beer
Labour party leader Sir Keir Starmer visited Scottish brewer and operator BrewDog’s Tower Hill pub in the City of London to discuss the group's reopening and posed with a can of its Barnard Castle Eye Test beer.