Stonegate To Charge More At Peak Times Under New ‘Dynamic Pricing’ Scheme
Stonegate, the UK’s largest pub chain is to charge drinkers more at the busiest times with the introduction “dynamic” surcharges that make a pint of…
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Charity Beer Launched To Support Fight Against MND During International Rugby Tournament
Wolfpack Brewing Co. has announced the launch of a charity beer that aims to raise both funds and awareness for the MND Association (Motor Neurone…
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Robinsons Re-Open Community Pub Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese In Longnor
Robinsons Brewery have recently completed a full refurbishment of the Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub, situated in Longnor, just outside of Buxton. The well-loved pub…
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Take A Look Inside New Melton Mowbray Pub Following £240,000 Makeover
The Generous Briton on King Street, Melton Mowbray, has reopened following a major investment of £240,000. The pub is part of the Proper Pubs division…
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BRCGS Accreditation for Lanchester Wines
Lanchester Wines has become only the third UK wine business to achieve BRC accreditation for Storage and Distribution. The County Durham based business, which operates…
Read more...Cut Business Rates For Pubs And Bars Scottish Government Urged
Scotland’s on-trade is calling on the its government to consider a new deal for the nation’s pubs and bars on non-domestic rates, to help “desperately”…
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Britain’s Oldest Brewer Joins Pubaid
Shepherd Neame, Britain’s oldest brewer and owner of more than 300 UK pubs and hotels, has joined PubAid, the industry’s working party dedicated to promoting…
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Shepherd Neame Reopens The Duke Of Cumberland In Whitstable After A £1.8m Refurbishment
Independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame has reopened historic pub The Duke of Cumberland in the heart of Whitstable after a stunning £1.8…
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Bank Holiday Boosts Pub Sales, But Staff Shortages Dampen Economic Potential
UK pubs will have benefitted from a boost over the long weekend with around 57 million pints poured and enjoyed, but five million more, worth…
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NTIA Says Government Drugs Policy in the UK is Dangerously Outdated
Following the release of the report released by the Home Affairs Select Committee on Drugs and committee recommendations Michael Kill, CEO of Night Time Industries…
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Brits Officially At Their Happiest In The Pub Garden
Millions of Brits say they are at their happiest when relaxing in a pub garden over the summer, after 40% named it as their ultimate…
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Glasgow Pub Reopens Following Largest Scottish Investment in Admiral Taverns’ History
The Millwood, formally known as The Finlay’s in Glasgow, reopened on Friday 18th August following a transformational combined £250,000 investment from the UK’s leading community…
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BBPA Launches Free Diversity & Inclusion Webinar Series
The BBPA is inviting businesses from across the hospitality sector to sign up to the first in a series of webinars focusing on promoting and…
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Former Greene King Managed Pub Becomes Hive Pub After £500,000 Transformation
Former Greene King managed pub The Ainsty in York has reopened as a Hive Pub after a £500,000 transformation by pub owner Greene King. As…
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Pubs Call for Licensing Change as World Cup Fans Made to Wait for Alcohol
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has called for an change to the Licensing Act 2003, after many pubs had to delay the serving…
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