The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that the advert for the coalition of industry brewers Let There Be Beer can not be shown again.
Source:ASA rules against 'Let There Be Beer' ads
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Local authorities have been making “dreadful procedural errors” and could face legal challenges from the trade over the introduction of early-morning restriction orders (EMROs) and late-night levies (LNLs), trade bodies have claimed. Source:Blackpool Council could be first to face legal challenge over EMRO The Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA) is looking to develop its first dedicated sustainability accreditation scheme for food-led pubs. Source:Food-led pubs to get SRA accreditation Late night restrictions on premises via early morning restriction orders (EMROs) and late-night levies (LNLs) present a “significant threat to business development in this sector”, Poppleston Allen partner Clare Eames told the MA300 conference in London. Source:MA300: Late-night restrictions pose threat to investment in sector Entrepreneur Clive Watson has an enviable record of founding and selling pubcos – and his latest venture, City Pub Company, is shaping up very well so far. Mike Berry finds out what fuels Watson’s vision. Source:The Big Interview: Clive Watson, City Pub Company Licensees in all Greene King tenanted and leased pubs will be visited by a cellar expert to offer advice on the storage and serve of cask ales. Source:Greene King offers cellar help to licensees Pubs and restaurants are the worst sector for payments, according to data from Red Flag Alert. Source:Pub sector 'crippled' by late payments Pub trade leaders in Scotland have praised the “spirit” of the community after a helicopter crashed into a much-loved Glasgow pub, killing at least nine people. Source:Pub community in Glasgow praised after helicopter crash Scottish spirits distributor Edrington will open a Speyside distillery and visitor centre for Scotch malt whisky The Macallan. Source:Edrington to develop The Macallan whisky estate in Speyside A new study has suggested that the introduction of so-called ’24-hour drinking’ has failed to have an impact on reducing alcohol-related street violence in town and city centres. Source:Introduction of 24-hour drinking 'failed to curb alcohol-related violence' |
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