A new application form for Temporary Event Notices (TENs) is set to be released by the Government on 25 April.
Source:New application forms for TENs launched on 25 April
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Licensees can apply for trade day tickets for the Great British Beer Festival from this week. Source:Trade day tickets go on sale for the Great British Beer Festival from this week Admiral Taverns, the tenanted pub operator, has revealed details of the first agreement it has signed with a tenant that gives them the opportunity to buy the freehold of the pub from three years into a lease. Source:Admiral unveils first right to buy Leicestershire-based Everards brewery has awarded 15 of its best performing licensees with awards for for their hard work and dedication. Source:Everards brewery awards 15 best performing pubs The James Bond star Daniel Craig lamented as “unfortunate” but necessary a product placement deal that would see Agent 007 drink a Heineken in his next film adventure. Source:Not Shaken, Not Stirred: James Bond Drinks Beer Four ideas for boosting food and drink sales at your pub: Paella parties; daily three-course promo; Nigel Kennedy evening; starters-for-10 menu club. Source:Pub business boosters: Four ideas for driving food and drink sales PubAid is calling on licensees to share information about their charitable fundraising efforts. Source:PubAid calls on licensees to share information on charity work Lancashire brewer and pub operator Daniel Thwaites has unveiled its first pub partnership deal with a microbrewer that lets the smaller producer serve its own beers free-of-tie, and is looking to roll the agreement out further, M&C Report has learnt. Source:Thwaites seals pub deal with microbrewer Prospect Brewery […] Amber Taverns, the operator of 76 pubs in northern England, has been identified as the UK’s privately-owned pub and bar operator with the fastest profit growth — proving that wet-led community pubs are far from dead. Source:Wet-led Amber Taverns named top performing pub company in Zolfo Cooper Profit Tracker A Northamptonshire licensee has hailed the use of body-mounted video cameras in his pub as a great success in reducing the number of false allegations against doorstaff. Source:Pub landlord hails use of body-mounted video cameras for cutting complaints against doorstaff |
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