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IFBB rejects Mulholland calls to expel Young's from the organisation

The Independent Family Brewers of Britain (IFBB) has rejected calls from Liberal Democrat MP Greg Mulholland to expel Young’s from the organisation.

PPL boss Peter Leathem urges industry to shop pubs and bars dodging music fees

The boss of music licensing body PPL has urged licensees to report pubs and late-night venues that are dodging paying music fees.

British public wants Gov't to act on supporting pubs with tax breaks

The majority of the British public want the Government to do more to support pubs by granting tax breaks, a new national study of 2,000 adults has found.

Punch Taverns backs industry summit on pub training and apprenticeships

Punch Taverns has pledged its support to pub apprenticeships by signing up to a cross-industry event on training, and supporting and establishing professional careers in the pub trade, using the BII Apprenticeship in Licensed Hospitality.

Fair Pint asks for document disclosure on self-regulation deal in letter to business minister

Fair Pint has written to business minister Norman Lamb under a freedom of information request, asking for the disclosure of documents on the self-regulation deal between the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) and the Government.

Diageo apologies for stripping Scottish pub firm BrewDog of Bar Operator of the Year 2012 award

Global drinks firm Diageo has apologised after a “serious misjudgement” on stripping Scottish brewer and pub operator BrewDog of Bar Operator of the Year 2012 at the BII Scotland annual awards.

Two pub landlords ordered to pay over £30,000 for illegal domestic use of Sky

Two licensees have been convicted for illegally televising Sky programmes in their pubs without a commercial agreement, and ordered to pay over £30,000 in fines and costs.

Marlborough Tavern pub owners take on a third site in Bath

The owners of two award-winning Bath gastropubs have taken on a third in the area.

Pubs warned to follow rules on temporary staff for summer events

Pubs planning on hiring extra staff for the summer celebrations could face tribunal claims, negative PR and hefty fines unless they are fully up to speed with the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR), a recruitment specialist has cautioned.