Andy Burnham repeats business rates cut for pubs pledge
Andy Burnham has reiterated his pledge to reduce business rates for pubs.
Archives for July 10, 2026
Why Gulf shipping and a missing direct debit matter to pubs
Gas costs are back under pressure after renewed attacks on commercial ships in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
VIDEO
‘We’re just pawns in a bigger game’
The Morning Advertiser editor Ed Bedington meets up with Mike Dove and Tommy Higgs of the Three Horsehoes in Witney, Oxfordshire.
Greene King closes century-old pub
Greene King has ceased trading at a historic Midlands pub as the company reviews options for the site.
THE LOW & NO PROJECT
‘Stealth pints’ on rise as four in 10 hide alcohol-free choices from friends
More than four in 10 people are ordering alcohol-free drinks on the sly so their friends don’t realise they are moderating.
OPINION
OPINION: Making beer at 40°C
As the country once again finds itself wondering who might be running the show next, I found myself thinking less about Westminster and more about what’s happening at our two breweries.
VAT campaign shop offering delivery to hospitality businesses
The #VATsTheProblem campaign has launched a delivery service from its online shop, making assets available for order at cost price.
Operators of iconic music pub awarded prestigious accolade
The licensees of Chinnerys pub have received a prestigious ‘Dedication Award’ to mark their significant contribution to Southend and Essex over the past 25 years.