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Blackpool licensees have praised a leading councillor’s enquiry into the practices of an early morning restriction order (EMRO) consultation after he claimed council staff were “colluding” with the police. Source:Blackpool licensees support enquiry into 'compromised' EMRO consultation David Cameron has said the leisure and hospitality industry has made a “very good argument” for a reduction in VAT but was cool on the prospect of such a tax cut occurring. Source:PM Cameron cool on hospitality VAT cut Carlsberg UK is rolling out a series of training events for bar staff on Czech lager Staropramen in London, Manchester and Leeds. Source:Carlsberg rolls out perfect serve training for Staropramen Gatecrasher defends itself over reports of one of its former venues selling counterfeit alcohol. Source:Gatecrasher defends itself over fake vodka reports The craft brewery at the centre of the Redwell – Red Bull trade dispute has seen an increase in orders in the wake of the incident. Source:Redwell Brewery sees increase in orders following Red Bull trademark dispute Alan Yau, one of the UK’s most revered and influential restaurateurs, has been confirmed as the new owner of the Endurance Pub in Soho’s Berwick Street, which he plans to reopen as a Chinese gastro pub, early next year. Source:Alan Yau to launch first pub venture The Gatecrasher nightclub business has undergone a pre-pack administration after finding itself unable to pay its debts, which included £3m to Barclays Bank and £500,000 to HM Revenue & Customs, the Publican’s Morning Advertiser sister title M&C Report has learnt. Source:Gatecrasher nightclubs undergoes pre-pack administration BT Sport has announced that more than 10,000 pubs, clubs, betting shops, hotels and other commercial premises have signed up to its TV packages. Source:BT signs up 10,000 commercial premises for new TV packages Alcohol policies will continue to fail to impact 80% of young people until the pub trade and policy makers understand the reasons behind pre-loading. Source:Pre-loading not just price driven, says new study Perceptions Group head Keith Knowles has urged the Government not to intervene over zero- or minimum-hours contracts but has raised concern about how these working arrangements are used by some operators. Source:Perceptions Group Keith Knowles calls for fairer deal over zero-hours contracts |
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