2010 September « Ale and Beer

Future of SIA thrown into doubt

Home Office reviewing doorstaff licensing body as part of spending review

Source:Future of SIA thrown into doubt

Brewer says shows are an opportunity for free trade licensees to speak to suppliers they dont normally have direct access to.

Source:Carlsberg launches Christmas trade shows for licensees

Arkells says thank you to Kay Gould for years of good service

Source:Pensioner bows out after 30 years with company

Phil Dixon argues the PIRRS scheme has helped stop problem behaviour

Source:Pubco bullying has been 'eradicated', says BII's Dixon

CAMRA has issued a response to the Home Office’s review on

“Rebalancing the Licensing Act”.

Source:CAMRA calls for rethink in Licensing Review response

Operators given until end of the year to have updated codes of practice in place

Source:Small pubcos get code deadline extension

National campaign to encourage people to eat seasonal fruit and veg offers licensees the chance to win £1,000 for a seasonal feast

Source:Win a £1000 feast for your pub with Eat Seasonably

Producing barrel-aged sour beer is a long, expensive gamble. But for the brewers and fans, the wait is worth it.

Source:Sour Beer Is Risky Business, Starting With the Name

Jean Kennedy Hunter letter comments on Jan 27 article about growlers, glass vessels for carrying beer

Source:LETTERS; Making A Beer Run

Oliver Robinson fears dropping legal limit will see fewer people having a pint after work

Source:Drink-drive limit cut could 'decimate' early doors trade