04-Dec-2017 By Nikkie Sutton
Scottish brewer and operator BrewDog and multiple-award winner the New World Trading Company (NWTC) have both featured in The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 league table.
06-May-2015 By Emily Sutherland
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has funded an advertising campaign run by Pub and Bar Careers to promote jobs in the sector.
18-Apr-2013 By Rob Willock
It was an interesting coalition of a dozen industry leaders who put their name to a letter published in the Daily Telegraph last week urging Prime Minister David Cameron to stick to his previously announced plans to introduce minimum pricing for alcohol.
19-Oct-2011 By Lesley Foottit
More than 700 restaurants have signed up to a customer dining card launched by The Times and Sunday Times.
15-Aug-2011 By John Harrington, M&C Report
Molson Coors, the Carling brewer, is set to invest £175m in its UK breweries, according to the Daily Telegraph this morning. The company has...
13-Jul-2011 By John Harrington, M&C Report
Local residents could effectively take control of alcohol licensing under reported plans to hand licensing powers to parish and town councillors....
05-Jul-2011 By Adam Pescod
The Famous Grouse is to follow up its 2010 Famous Pubs campaign by launching a new search this year, in conjunction with the Daily Telegraph. The...
25-Feb-2011 By MA reporter
Punch Taverns has been named as the UK's 21st best big company to work for by the Sunday Times. Punch employees were surveyed anonymously for the...
'£23bn of extra red tape to fall on firms'
15-Feb-2011 By James Wilmore
Businesses will be strangled by £23billion worth of extra red tape over the next four years, an alarming report warns today. The British Chambers of...
04-Jan-2011 By Ewan Turney
Drinkers should be discouraged from buying rounds in pubs if the Government is serious about cutting down on binge drinking. The advice comes from...
06-Dec-2010 By Ewan Turney
Two members of the MA-200 club — Grand Union and Amber Taverns — have been listed in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list. The list is made up...
'Fury over Tesco's £1.11 bottle of wine'
09-Jul-2010 By James Wilmore
Britain's biggest supermarket is being accused of encouraging binge drinking by selling bottles of wine for just £1.11. Tesco has supported a...
'Five per cent duty hike being considered for emergency Budget'
13-Jun-2010
Drinkers face a "double whammy" of tax rises in the forthcoming emergency budget which will see the cost of beer, wine and spirits increasing sharply...
'Publicans sweating on Good Friday decision'
24-Mar-2010 By James Wilmore
Publicans hoping to open their doors to thirsty rugby fans on Good Friday will find out tomorrow whether their landmark application has been...
'Storm over MacAskill's drink-laws 'hypocrisy''
18-Mar-2010
The Scottish Government was accused of "hypocrisy" last night for planning a massive crackdown on alcohol abuse while failing to enforce existing...
'Diageo steers drinkers towards supermarkets instead of the pub'
22-Feb-2010 By James Wilmore
Diageo, the world's biggest spirits maker, is focusing its marketing efforts on wooing British drinkers to spend their money in supermarkets rather...
'Alex Salmond hails Labour split over alcohol minimum pricing'
15-Jan-2010 By Matt Eley Matt
The SNP's case for introducing a minimum price for alcohol in Scotland has been boosted by a Labour split over the issue, Alex Salmond has claimed....
'British unemployment falls to 2.46 million'
11-Nov-2009 By Matt Eley Matt
British unemployment to 2.46 million in the three months to September while the number of people in work rose for the first time in over a year. The...
'Time gents... for a landlords' strike'
09-Oct-2009 By James Wilmore
Hundreds of pub landlords are threatening to go on strike - by refusing to pay rent and booze bills. A rebel group of nearly 800 tenants across the...
04-Aug-2009 By The PMA Team
A report leaked to the Telegraph newspaper shows Robert Tchenguiz was the single biggest client of Icelandic bank Kaupthing.
'Russell Crowe's big tip for pub'
30-Jun-2009 By Matt Eley Matt
Russell Crowe has become a local hero in West Wales after leaving staff in a country pub a £600 tip. The New Zealand-born actor is filming Ridley...
'Small firms suffer as lending drops by £5bn'
03-Jun-2009 By James Wilmore
Getting bank loans is still a 'lottery' after lending to cash-strapped companies plunged by £5billion last month, small firms told MPs yesterday....
18-May-2009 By Ewan Turney
Pubco bosses have lashed out at MPs over the damning report on pubco power by the Business and Enterprise Committee published last week. The report...
27-Mar-2009 By Robyn Lewis
Hundreds of thousands of people all over the country will be raising their glasses at 7pm on Saturday 11 April in a bid to break the record for the...
02-Feb-2009 By MA Reporter
Old Pulteney used the London Boat Show as a launch platform for its latest campaign, which aims to reinforce its maritime links. The single malt...
'Calls for drink-drive limit to be halved'
19-Dec-2008
Members of the Scottish Parliament have urged the Government to almost halve the drink-drive limit. They voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion...
'Smoking ban: pubs entitled to cut in business rates'
09-Nov-2008
Pubs across the country have lost so much trade as a result of the smoking ban that some are now entitled to a tax cut. The hardest-hit...
James Wilmore: Noel Gallagher - we need you!
31-Oct-2008
I'd love to know Noel Gallagher's thoughts on pubs. The mono-browed Mancunian songwriter seems to have strong opinions on most things. His latest...
'Drink prices must rise to cut alcohol deaths, doctors advise'
09-Oct-2008 By James Wilmore
The price of alcohol must be increased and beer, wine and spirits companies should be banned from advertising, doctors have advised. They believe...
'UK will fall into recesssion'
03-Sep-2008 By James Wilmore
The UK economy will fall into recession during the second half of this year, a leading think-tank forecast today - The Sun Gordon Brown's drive to...
11-Aug-2008 By Ewan Turney
Britain's pub operators face an even tougher time after HSBC decided to tighten its lending to the leisure sector. According to the Sunday Telegraph,...
'Carlsberg unveils $6.3bn rights issue'
16-May-2008 By Matt Eley Matt
Carlsberg has unveiled details of a long-awaited $6.3bn rights issue to help it fund its side of the takeover of UK rival Scottish & Newcastle -...
Relaxed licensing laws 'moved crime to early hours'
25-Feb-2008
An attempt to create a Continental-style cafe culture by letting pubs and clubs open for longer will be branded a failure in a major government...
'S&N plotting Russia sale to derail bid'
21-Oct-2007
Scottish & Newcastle, is planning to thwart a £7.5 billion hostile takeover by Dutch and Danish rivals by selling off Hartwall, the Finnish...
'One in five teenagers admit to drink-driving'
30-Aug-2007
One in five 17 to 18-year-old drivers admits to drink driving, a survey has revealed. One in 14 admitted driving while under the influence of drugs....
What the papers say - August 13, 2007
13-Aug-2007 By Eleanor Goodman
Increasing global demand for champagne means there could soon be a worldwide shortage - with Britons likely to be the first to miss out. Vineyard...
What the papers say - July 19, 2007
19-Jul-2007 By Eleanor Goodman
The number of alcohol-related visits to hospital has trebled since the introduction of 24-hour licensing laws, a study suggests. The study, led by...
What the Sunday papers say
10-Jun-2007 By Hamish Champ
More than eight million people in the UK are 'problem drinkers', says the Sunday Express, defined as a man who drinks eight glasses of alcohol in a...
What the Sunday papers said
03-Jun-2007
Hundreds of English pubs plan to flout next month's ban on smoking in public places, reports the Sunday Telegraph. The number of pubs involved in...
What the Sunday papers said
06-May-2007
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is set to disappoint Robert Tchenguiz, the activist shareholder in the group who wants it to convert to a real...
What the Sunday papers said
29-Apr-2007 By Hamish Champ
The celebrity property fund that is backed by Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and music mogul Simon Cowell is set to snap up nearly 300...
What the papers say - April 27, 2007
27-Apr-2007 By James Wilmore
Parents who give alcohol to children under the age of 15 - even with a meal at home - should face prosecution, Alcohol Concern has said - The Daily...
What the Sunday papers said
22-Apr-2007
What began as a walkout by regular drinkers and then turned into a campaign uniting residents of a rural Sussex town against the might of one of the...
What the papers say - March 30, 2007
30-Mar-2007 By Gareth Iacobucci
ITV and Setanta Sports have won the rights to broadcast the FA Cup and England's home international football matches, according to reports - The...
What the daily papers say - March 27, 2007
27-Mar-2007 By Gareth Iacobucci
Greene King said yesterday that it is to split its managed pub operation into two, a move which will see the departure of Mark Angela, the current...
What the daily papers say - March 26, 2007
26-Mar-2007 By Gareth Iacobucci
Scotland's smoking ban has been hailed as the most important development in public health for a generation, as research predicts up to 22,000 people...
What the Sunday papers said...
25-Mar-2007
The Independent On Sunday painted a mixed picture for the prospects of the English and Welsh pub sectors after the smoking bans come into effect in...
What the Sunday papers said
18-Mar-2007
Britain's first all-weather television set could become a familiar feature in pubs, says the Mail On Sunday, as landlords try to cut any losses...
BrandsBriefs
02-Nov-2006
Tetley/Telegraph team-up Tetley is joining forces with The Daily Telegraph to offer consumers exclusive content from Tetley-sponsored rugby union...
What the Sunday Papers said
27-Aug-2006
The multi-billion dollar sale of Vin & Sprit (V&S), the owner of trendy Swedish vodka Absolut, is once again on the cards. The Swedish...
