Late night success for pubs showing World Cup
World Cup football proved a hit for pubs that took the plunge and opted to stay open for the England v Mexico clash in the small hours of the morning - despite the operational challenges.
Archives for July 6, 2026
Peter Borg-Neal appointed chair of Hydes
Brewer and pub retailer Hydes has announced the appointment of Peter Borg-Neal as its new chairman.
Average UK pint prices jump as regional beer costs revealed
Average pint prices across the UK have shot up within a year, according to the latest MA Beer Report 2026.
Unite demands withdrawal of revised tipping code
Unite the union has demanded the withdrawal of the “new flawed code of practice” that will prevent hospitality workers from having 100% control of their tips.
Burnham’s Small Business Rates plan could cost £880m annually
Andy Burnham has argued there is “room for movement on tax” within Labour’s manifesto.
Digital ID change marks ‘major milestone’ for pubs
The move to allow digital ID for alcohol sales has been described as a significant milestone for pubs, bars and licensed venues, as operators prepare for the change to come into force this autumn.
DISH DECONSTRUCTED
How to make the Rum Fox’s hand dived scallop en croute with leek vinaigrette
In this Dish Deconstructed, Bob Geldeard, chef-patron of The Rum Fox in Grindleton, shares how to make hand dived scallop en croute with leek vinaigrette and English sparkling wine sauce.
CAMRA calls for CMA probe into UK beer market
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has called for the Competition and Markets Authority to investigate the UK beer market, warning independent brewers are being excluded from bars and pubs.
Brains MD: Trade remains ‘bloody tough’, plans to build Guinness Storehouse-style attraction
Brains managing director Nick Payne is looking to pursue plans to build a Guinness Storehouse-style brewery attraction in Cardiff despite trading conditions remaining difficult.