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Money raised by local councils through the late-night levy could end up being spent in other council districts, according to the Association of Town Centre Management (ATCM). Source:Late-night levy: "No guarantee that money will be spent where it is raised" GRS Pubs, the c.200-strong pub group formerly owned by London Town, has given assurances that it’s business as usual despite news that the company breached banking covenants on its £33.2m loan facility. Source:GRS Pubs bullish despite banking covenant breaches Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) is rolling out “hybrid” O’Neill’s alongside selected conversions to its O’Neill’s Irish Pub & Kitchen format. Source:Hybrid O’Neill’s to be rolled out by Mitchells & Butlers Community Pubs Minister Brandon Lewis called in at the Norton in Cold Norton, Essex, last week. He shared a celebratory pint with residents who have successfully saved the pub from closure by establishing it as an entirely community-run pub. Source:Pubs minister Brandon Lewis visits community-run pub in Essex MSPs have given overwhelming backing to plans to reduce the drink-drive limit in Scotland. Source:MSPs back plans to reduce the drink-drive limit in Scotland The Business, Innovation and Skills Committee (BISC) has published a report highlighting areas of the Government’s apprenticeships programme that need reform and called for more to be done to promote apprenticeship schemes as a credible career alternative to further and higher education. Source:Business Innovation and Skills Committee calls for urgent reform of apprenticeships […] Publicans could be in with a chance of winning an iPad2 by simply answering questions about their business. Source:The Pub Market Report 2013: Win an iPad2 Simon Atkins, the owner of controversial Surrey ‘furniture store’ Innsatiable, insisted he was not pressured by local licensing authorities into applying for a premises licence, after one was granted to him. Source:Innsatiable: Controversial Farnham venue granted premises licence Fast-growing northern pub operator Wear Inns has reported a 19% rise in full-year gross trading profit on the back of a 19% rise in turnover — although rising costs dented pre-tax profits by one-third. Source:Wear Inns buoyed by profits growth Licensees have the chance to win a year’s free Sky commercial subscription after the broadcaster launched the new Sky Licence, which provides instant recognition that a pub is an official and authorised Sky venue. Source:Pubs with new Sky Licence can win year's free commercial subscription |
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