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M&B appoints new chairman

Ex Hamleys boss Simon Burke replaces John Lovering at managed operator

Source:M&B appoints new chairman

Magners offers free PoS kits for St Patrick's Day

Support comes after ‘multiple requests’ from the trade

Source:Magners offers free PoS kits for St Patrick's Day

Eric Illsley sentenced to a year in prison

Former FLVA adviser jailed for expenses fraud

Source:Eric Illsley sentenced to a year in prison

Banks to lend £76bn to small businesses

Deal represents a 15 per cent increase on last year’s figure

Source:Banks to lend £76bn to small businesses

Efforts to cut alcohol consumption will not reduce harm

Professor tells Beer Group focus needs to be on educating the young

Source:Efforts to cut alcohol consumption will not reduce harm

Licensed trade sees sharp rise in business collapses

Insolvency Service reports figures for last three months of 2010

Source:Licensed trade sees sharp rise in business collapses

FLVA backs tops cop's minimum price call

Group says action is the only way to stop ‘pocket money prices’ in supermarkets

Source:FLVA backs tops cop's minimum price call

Make it easier to hire and fire staff, says IoD

Scrapping employees’ rights to flexible working would help situation, says business leaders group

Source:Make it easier to hire and fire staff, says IoD

Call for 'perspective' over alcohol-related crime

National Pubwatch chairman wants focus on the irresponsible minority

Source:Call for 'perspective' over alcohol-related crime

Pubs profits set to rise if satellite football case upheld

Tenants could see a 3.5 per cent increase if EU opinion is upheld, says City broker

Source:Pubs profits set to rise if satellite football case upheld