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The Government needs to provide more “concrete plans” for EU migrants, say industry groups, following the announcement that EU nationals could be allowed to continue working in the UK for five years after the country leaves the bloc. Source:Pub industry calls for ‘firm proposals’ over suggested reprieve for EU workers to 2022 […] Vimto is set to enter the flavoured water category for the first time with the launch of Vim2o. Source:Vimto launches still spring water drink Ashover Brewery has taken on the lease at the Royal Oak, Old Tupton, Derbyshire, with a major refurbishment planned for the village pub. Source:Fifth site for Ashover Brewery Thanks to a decade of unprecedented growth of more than 700%, Derby Brewing Company has offered its customers the opportunity to become part of the business. Source:Derby Brewing Company launches crowdfunding campaign Some of the country’s top pub chefs converged on the UK’s number one gastropub the Star Inn, Harome, for the first regional Top 50 Gastropubs dinner last week. Source:Gallery: Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs regional dinner at the Star Inn, Harome Proposals to change the Licensing Act have called for the inclusion of an agent-of-change principle to make licensing laws fairer for businesses and residents. Source:Introduce agent-of-change principle to ‘balance’ Licensing Act, say Lords After retiring from rugby union, former England and Harlequins back Ugo Monye decided to turn his hand to running a pub a stone’s throw from Twickenham Stadium. He and business partner Adam Saword discuss swapping rucks for the ruckus of running a pub. Source:My Pub: The Shack 68, Twickenham William Grant has announced that whisky liqueur brand Drambuie will join its portfolio of premium spirits. Source:William Grant brings Drambuie into its portfolio Pubs face potential ruin if they do not improve the quality of their beer, especially in an environment of increased costs and competition from the likes of coffee shops and fast-food outlets, sector experts have warned. Source:Bad beer puts pubs at risk of ruin As part of its strategy to offer drinkers more choice, pub giant Mitchells & Butlers has struck a deal to sell St Peter’s no-ABV beer in more than 700 of its sites this month (April). Source:St Peter’s Brewery secures deal with Mitchells & Butlers |
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