Pubs & Bars
Thirty-seven hospitality brands urge train unions not to strike over Christmas
Rail unions have been urged not to strike during the festive period by 37 hospitality brands, which have signed an open letter in partnership with UKHospitality.
Pubs could be eligible for up to £2m of government funding
Community pubs with historical or local significance could be eligible for up to £2m of government funding if they apply by 11 October.
David Brown named executive head chef of the Crown at Ampney Brook
Brighton Pier Group reports ‘lower than expected’ sales
Wet summer and train strikes fail to dampen City Pub Group sales
Calls for 'Crooked House' law to protect pubs from developers
Campaigners have called for the introduction of a ‘Crooked House’ law to protect pubs from being[...]
Star Inn at Harome fire: Man accused will seek to have charges dropped
A 28-year-old man accused of starting a fire that caused more than £2m of damage to[...]
O2 Academy Brixton can reopen when 77 safety conditions are met
The O2 Academy Brixton in London can reopen once 77 new conditions have been met, Lambeth[...]
How the Culpeper Group turned barren land into a functioning urban farm
The Culpeper Family Hospitality Group has transformed a sterile space into a functioning farm, producing the[...]
Pub campaign group lobbies PM to ‘prevent another Crooked House scandal’
Pressure group the Campaign for Pubs has urged the prime minister Rishi Sunak to change the law to “wake up and stop the asset-stripping of our world-famous pubs”."
Hospitality venues must reapply for licence to sell takeaway pints next month
Pubs, restaurants, bars and hotels without specific provisions in their licence will no longer be able to sell takeaway alcoholic drinks from the end of September as the government looks to wind down pandemic-era rules.
Pub closure report causes 'unnecessary alarm' says JD Wetherspoon founder
Reports of pub closures have created “unnecessary alarm”, according to JD Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin, who added that the pub giant had set new sales records this year.
Distillers warn of 'shortsighted' alcohol duty tax
The UK Spirits Alliance (UKSA) has warned that the upcoming rise in alcohol duties will be[...]
UKHospitality calls late night levy extension 'damaging blow' for the industry
UKHospitality has yet again called on the Home Office to abolish the late night levy after[...]
Pub closures reach decade high amid rising interest rates
Two-hundred pubs entered insolvency in the first three months of 2023 – the highest quarterly figure[...]
Fire breaks out at Gaerwen Arms on Anglesey
A huge fire has ripped through a popular village pub on the Isle of Anglesey in[...]
Chef Jeffrey Robinson to open Cornwall pub with rooms
Chef Jeffrey Robinson and his wife Caroline are to open a sustainability-focused pub in the village of Flushing, Cornwall, next month."
Young’s reports 19.4% revenue boost despite cost headwinds and rail strikes
Despite a year of inflationary cost pressures and rail strikes, pub group Young’s has reported revenues of £368.9m, up 19.4% on last year.
BrewDog partners with SSP to land airport bar at Gatwick
Brewer and bar group BrewDog has partnered with travel caterer SSP Group to bring the brand to various travel locations in the UK, with the first outlet scheduled to open in December at London Gatwick Airport’s North Terminal.
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