Heineken boss issues Budget demands
Heineken on-trade director Will Rice is backing the industry in its bid to ensure the Government supports the sector in the Budget.
Archives for November 18, 2025
Hospitality insolvencies level off as firms cling on for Xmas trade
The number of insolvencies in hospitality were flat month on month for September this year.
Thousands sign petition to save 300-year-old city pub
A community in north London has launched a petition calling for the local council to grant Asset of Community Value (ACV) status to one of the area’s ‘oldest’ pubs.
What is the soft drinks industry levy and how does it impact pubs?
With recent reports revealing there could be changes to the soft drinks industry levy, also known as a the sugar tax, we’ve taken a look when the levy was introduced and how the sector reacted to it.
Pubs plough £40m a year into grassroots sports
Pubs poured £40m into grassroots and community sports clubs in the past year, new research has found.
Why are pub burgers so bad?
The humble burger has been a pub menu staple for decades, but are pubs being left behind on the burger front?
MY PUB: the Three Hills, Bartlow, Cambridgeshire
The Three Hills pub in Cambridgeshire, originally opened as an alehouse in 1847.
Berkshire town set to become home to latest Flight Club site
Red Engine has announced it will open a new Flight Club site in Reading next year.