The Government should reward and incentivise pubs which play a positive role in their community rather than hampering them with blanket restrictions,...
Over 75,000 drinks industry jobs will be at risk over the next four years if the Government refuses to drop its controversial alcohol duty escalator...
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has called on the Government to promote pubs as supervised and responsible drinking environments.
The Government has dismissed calls for small-business rate relief to be granted automatically for English firms. A powerful alliance of trade groups,...
A bid to derail Government plans that would mean higher business rates for pubs has failed. But the controversial supplementary business tax proposal...
Hopes of a government U-turn on the beer duty hike in November's mini-Budget were officially banished yesterday. A committee of MPs met in parliament...
Tough plans to clamp down on children buying cigarettes from vending machines in pubs - and a ban on cigarette displays in shops - have been unveiled...
The Lap Dancing Association (LDA) has blasted the Government's announcement that it will re-classify lap dancing clubs as Sex Encounter Establishments.
Trade leaders say Government plans for a mandatory retailing code on pubs will make life harder for hosts. Code will ban all-inclusive deals but happy hours escape.
Bans on selling alcohol at weekends, doormen and CCTV at every point of sale and briefings for staff at every shift are all advised by Government at first pub licence review.
The Morning Advertiser is urging licensees to get in touch with their MP and get them to support the findings of the Community Pubs Inquiry in order...
What kind of pub novice devises the Government's anti-alcohol proposals? The trade faces a fierce fight against the oncoming tide of red tape, says Andrew Pring.
The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers has launched a scathing attack on the Government's proposals for a mandatory code of conduct for the trade — it fears widespread job losses as a result of the regulatory overkill.
A senior trade figure has today launched a fresh attack on the government's figures used within the Safe, Sensible, Social consultation. Speaking at...
Government insists new regime for handling complaints, in place of the now defunct energywatch, will offer a better system but concerns still exist that the new Consumer Direct only offers a limited service to businesses.
One attendee has blasted the meeting at 10 Downing Street on minimum pricing as "nothing more than a tea party" — the meeting was called to discuss a new Alcohol Sales Bill, which proposes minimum pricing.
The Chief Executive of the BII is to talk at the Alcohol Harm Reduction Conference about the need for the government, police and local authorities to...
Busy location on coastal main road
Extensively renovated detached public house
Five trade areas (100)
Sizeable refurbished 4-5 bedroom accommodation
Newly created beer garden (125)
Established and popular business...
