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A team of seven female licensees has become the first ever all-woman team to complete Everards’ prestigious Gold Course and create its own beer.
Source:First all-woman team completes Everards’ Gold Course
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) is to meet authorities in Yorkshire in a bid to ease tensions between police and licensees over an alleged “abuse” of power relating to closure orders.
Source:BBPA bid to ease pub closure 'abuse'
Nearly half of UK consumers said that their diet had changed in the last two years, with 41% blaming the rising price of food.
Source:UK diets impacted by price rises
A genuine free-of-tie option would put the pubco business model in “serious
jeopardy”, according to Punch boss.
Source:Pubcos ‘in free-of-tie peril’
Heineken UK marketing director Sarah Warby has left the company after more than seven years “to pursue a new challenge”.
Source:Heineken UK marketing director Sarah Warby leaves
Licensee David Shaw, of Punch pub the George Cross in Derby, has won the Publican’s Morning Advertiser’s Pub Carvery Competition.
Source:Derby pub wins carvery unit
Kevin Todd, managing director of Mitchells & Butlers’ City & Country division, has been made a visiting professor at Birmingham City University.
Source:M&B man joins university as visiting professor
Stonegate Pub Company and Town & City Pub Company have merged and will take on the Stonegate name, the PMA understands.
Source:Stonegate and Town & City merge
TDR Capital, the private equity firm, has confirmed the merger of Stonegate Pub Company and Town & City Pub Company.
Source:Stonegate-Town & City merger confirmed
Heir Hunters, the BBC TV show, has put out a call to licensees who were involved in the Banbury Licensed Victuallers Association (LVA) in the 1970s.
Source:Heir Hunters asks for pub trade help
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