Ale and Beer

183-year-old pub faces demolition for cycle path

A pub could face demolition due to a local council’s “unnecessary” plan to build a cycle path.

Source:183-year-old pub faces demolition for cycle path

Pernod Ricard adds new Altos Tequila

Pernod Ricard UK has “completed” its Olmeca Altos Tequila portfolio with the introduction of its Añejo blue agave Tequila.

Source:Pernod Ricard adds new Altos Tequila

Queen's speech outlines new laws affecting pubs

The Queen confirmed the Government’s intention to devolve powers to councils in her speech today, with local authorities’ retention of business rates set to be enshrined by legislation.

Source:Queen's speech outlines new laws affecting pubs

People matters: Winning the war for talent

The Publican’s Morning Advertiser’s new Pub Skills Summit focuses on the great work the sector is currently doing with training and people development. Mike Berry looks at some of the themes the event will cover.

Source:People matters: Winning the war for talent

Dementia pub hopes to rekindle memories of patients

A purpose-built dementia pub is being built in the grounds of a Blackpool hospital to help engage patients and bring back memories.

Source:Dementia pub hopes to rekindle memories of patients

Trade warned to be 'careful' when working with street-food pop ups

An angry Hampstead publican has warned fellow operators to be on their guard when organising street-food residencies after he had to remove a burger shack from his pub garden.

Source:Trade warned to be 'careful' when working with street-food pop ups

Should there be a health licensing objective?

In March this year the government published a Modern Crime Prevention Strategy.

Source:Should there be a health licensing objective?

Pubs in the papers: Smoking in Irish pubs, Newcastle PubWatch…and David Cameron's Brexit toilets

This week’s pubs in the papers features Irish smokers, London craft brewers, Newcastle’s PubWatch scheme…and David Cameron’s Brexit toilets

Source:Pubs in the papers: Smoking in Irish pubs, Newcastle PubWatch…and David Cameron's Brexit toilets

NWTC launches Tribes employee engagement initiative

The New World Trading Company is launching an innovative employee initiative which sees staff across the UK split into six ‘tribes’ competing against each other.

Source:NWTC launches Tribes employee engagement initiative

CAMRA: men 'do not believe' new drinking guidelines

A leading figure from the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has rejected calls for health warnings on all alcoholic drinks amid concerns millions of middle-aged men are drinking more than the recommended guidelines of 14 units per week.

Source:CAMRA: men 'do not believe' new drinking guidelines