History has shown that adopting the euro would have been a disaster, argues JD Wetherspoon’s chairman, Tim Martin.
Source:The euro: a recipe for mayhem
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Heineken UK has made a £10,000 donation towards the running costs of the Licensed Trade Charity’s helpline in 2011. Source:Heineken UK Sponsors Trade Charity Helpline The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) says it hopes that Thwaites remains committed to brewing following the sale of its brewery to Sainsbury’s. Source:CAMRA hopes Thwaites stays committed to brewing A proposal to ban smoking on the streets of a Buckinghamshire town has been met with a 200-strong protest. Source:Protest over Stony Stratford smoking ban extension Two of the world’s biggest brewers, Molson Coors and Carlsberg, are to launch new ‘female friendly’ beers into the UK. Source:Brewers launch new female-friendly beers Greene King became the majority shareholder in Capital Pub Company yesterday after buying a further batch of shares worth £4.244m. Source:Greene King takes majority stake in Capital Senior industry figures have called plans to increase music royalty fees by up to 4,000% as “devastating” and “unsustainable”. Source:Anger at PPL royalty fee hike ‘Experience tells me that there’s invariably a huge discrepancy between claims made in glossy brochures and the day to day realities of life in the field’, writes Robert Sayles. Source:Have you been bullied? Part II Scottish brewer BrewDog saw operating profits increase more than 10-fold in 2010, its latest accounts show. Source:BrewDog toasts 10-fold profit increase Family brewers fear being squeezed out of the market by global brewers and smaller microbrewers if either a compulsory guest beer or free-of-tie option is introduced. Source:Family brewers’ tie fears |
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