Two teenage entrepreneurs have taken on their first pub, the Bucks Head in Thwaite, Suffolk.
Source:Young Suffolk entrepreneurs take on first pub
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CPL Training has teamed up with stocktaking company Venners to develop an online training course aimed at improving the stock control, margins and profits of all hospitality retail outlets. Source:CPL offering new online training course for pubs in conjunction with Venners A bigger bottle, new fonts, glassware and a major marketing push all form part of a rebrand for Dutch lager Grolsch. Source:Major marketing push for Grolsch MPs have “lost their sense of reality” because working in London gives them a distorted picture of the late-night economy, according to John Hayes, chair of the Bar Entertainment & Dance Association (BEDA). Source:BEDA: London life 'sways MPs' reality' More than 40 door supervisors across London were issued warnings for breaking licence conditions last week, the Security Industry Authority (SIA) has confirmed. Source:London doorstaff warned for breaking licence conditions Apathy is the greatest enemy of the trade, the new chairman of the British Beer & Pub Association has claimed. Jonathan Neame, also CEO of Shepherd Neame, said the industry should be united and rally round one message — that there is “too much taxation”. Source:Neame: "Time for the industry to fight its […] The Shadow Cabinet needs a representative to speak for the pub industry as a first step towards the Government giving the industry a ministerial voice around the Cabinet table. That is the view of Enterprise Inns chief operating officer Simon Townsend. Source:Labour must ‘take the lead’ on the industry, says Enterprise's Townsend […] Heavitree Brewery, the Devon brewer and pub operator, says poor weather, higher building repair costs and an extra pension charge led to a 22% fall in pre-tax profits to £352,000 in the six months to 30 April. Source:Heavitree suffers 22% fall in pre-tax profits Former PMA features editor Matthew Moggridge put together a list of ’26 things you don’t see in the pub anymore’ before he left the magazine. Source:26 Things You Don't See in the Pub Anymore The alcohol duty escalator is an integral part of the Government’s plan to reduce debt and removing it would cost the Exchequer £105m over two years, a Government minister has told Parliament. Source:Treasury says removing beer duty escalator 'would cost £105m' |
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