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Community-run pub celebrates first anniversary

24-Jul-2013 By Gurjit Degun

The co-owner of a community-run pub celebrating its first anniversary has said it took nine months of trial and error to settle into it.

Heineken’s £4m bid for pint perfection

23-May-2013 By Robyn Black

Heineken is pumping £4m into a 12-month programme to make sure publicans serve perfect pints.

Diageo settles Vodkat dispute

15-Dec-2010 By Matt Eley Matt

Diageo has reached an out of court settlement with drinks company InterContinental Brands (ICB) to bring an end to a two year saga over the latter's...

First beer tie appeal hearing is set

15-Jan-2010 By Matt Eley Matt

Parties involved in the CAMRA appeal against the Office of Fair Trading's (OFT) decision not to investigate the beer tie further will meet next week....

Pubwatch bans face further High Court test

26-Jan-2009 By MA Reporter

London's High Court has paved the way for another test case on the legality of banning people from pubs via pubwatch. One of the country's senior...

Punch licensee's rent victory

16-Jan-2009 By John Harrington

Punch Taverns is thought to have agreed to reduce a licensee's rent and offered discounts of £12,505 a year after proposing a 51% rent increase.

Welsh hosts' satellite football trial adjourned

29-May-2008

The satellite-football court trial of five north Wales licensees has been adjourned until 17 June. The licensees asked for their cases to go to Crown...

Satellite football trial adjourned

23-May-2008 By John Harrington

The satellite football court trial of five north Wales hosts has been adjourned until 17 June. The licensees asked for their cases to go to Crown...

Greene King to drop High Court costs claim

23-Jul-2007

Greene King is to withdraw its High Court appeal to gain costs from a group of local residents who opposed the opening hours at one of its pubs. The...

Westminster licensee wins rare court victory

04-May-2006 By Iain O'Neil

A Westminster licensee is celebrating a rare court victory over the city council - and calling on others to follow his lead. David Haseldine withdrew...

Licensee wins hours appeal against Westminster

04-May-2006

Dave Haseldine, owner of Bradley's Spanish Bar, had applied for extended hours but Westminster refused to give him a hearing as his bar is in the...

Revocation proceedings

14-Mar-2001

I was interested to read the question last week about a justices' licence being revoked. I was recently served with an application to revoke my...