2011 May « Ale and Beer

Pubs warned to be vigilant over terror attacks

Pubs and clubs in crowded areas are being urged to take part in an online self-assessment to make sure they can counter terrorist attacks.

Source:Pubs warned to be vigilant over terror attacks

Enterprise Inns, the leased and tenanted pub operator, is trialling a so-called “managed tenancy” agreement.

Source:Enterprise trials 'managed tenancy' agreement

Dave Daly, manager of the Castle in Blackpool, has received the Gold Badge award from trade union Unite for his work.

Source:Daly picks up Gold Badge honour

CAMRA is urging its members to make their voices heard and vote in the regional elections and national referendum.

Source:CAMRA Awaits Regional Election Results

This week, CAMRA’s National Chairman has written to the newly re-elected Scottish First Minister, Alex Salmond MSP.

Source:CAMRA welcomes Scottish Gov tackling irresponsible alcohol retailing

The Oxford, Conn., brewery makes four ales and offers tours in which samples are provided and half-gallon growlers are for sale.

Source:Cavalry Brewing Uses Imported British Ingredients

A high number of licensees are still unsure where to turn when they are in dispute with their pubco, it was revealed.

Source:'Licensees unsure about dispute resolution'

Robert Sayles gets the latest on the progress made by pubcos from a retiring chief executive.

Source:Pubco CEO defends business model: Part 2

C&C Group has reported an increase in pre-tax profits on the back of a 3.6% volume growth of Magners in The UK.

Source:Magners on the up in the UK

Poppleston Allen founding partner Jeremy Allen has been elected as chairman of the Institute of Licensing.

Source:Jeremy Allen takes up Institute of Licensing chair