The summer of 2012 cannot be treated as ‘business as usual’, the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has warned the Transport Select Committee in its call for evidence on transport and the Olympics.
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Pubs are becoming better with health and safety procedures as fewer accidents have been reported in venues over the last year. A former licensee of the now-shut Remix Bar in Woking, Surrey, will have to fork out £9,000 in damages to PRS for Music for failing to have a licence to play music for two years. Molson Coors has unveiled 2.8% ABV limited edition Carling, and is pitching it as a alternative to popular summer drinks such as rosé and cider. Source:Carling's new lower-ABV Zest The Scottish Conservative Party has dropped its opposition to minimum unit pricing for alcohol – in a deal that would see it scrapped in five years if it fails to work. London-based sports-bar operator Sports Bar & Grill is planning to diversify into boutique pubs with rooms, having secured its first site for the new format in Tottenham Court Road. Pubs will be able to host small live music gigs without a licence as the Live Music Bill has today become the Live Music Act. Shepherd Neame, the Kent-based brewer and pub operator, has reported a 5% rise in EBITDA in the 26 weeks to 24 December 2011, on turnover up 9.2% to £67.4m. Freehold licensees outside of London can now find out the estimated potential value of their pub through an online tool. National Pubwatch (NPW) chairman Steve Baker is urging local pubwatches to respond to the Government consultation over the late-night levy and early morning restriction orders (EMROs). Source:National Pubwatch urges response to LNL and EMROs consultation |
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