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This Saturday marks the end of Dry January and the start of the Six Nations - could it also mark the beginning of a busy period for pubs?
We all know that football and rugby are at the top of the league when it comes to pulling in punters to watch a game. But why stop there? There are so many sports that could create the atmosphere ...
The news that Wetherspoons will be restricting parents with children with them to two alcoholic drinks each has been a hot talking point.
Sensational Drinks, the free business support trade programme from Britvic, is re-launching this month with a new look digital platform designed to help independent operators save time, reduce costs and build sales with exciting brand new features.
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Research has shown that a quarter of all visits to a pub now do not include alcohol.
More than half of midlife drinkers have consumed or would try alcohol-free drinks.
We are approaching the quiet month of the year as punters choose to abstain from alcohol following overindulgence in December. So, what can we do to encourage more people to come to the pub?
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eat.inapub
More than a third of consumers crave food with fever calories, additives and less processing, a survey has shown.
After a month of overindulgence, many people decide January is the time for a detox. But it can be a difficult time for us in the pub trade as we try to entice in people who are counting the ...
It's a charitable time of year and many pubs across the country are offering a free Christmas dinner to those in need.
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play.inapub
The founder of Titanic Brewery has been announced as the first ever president of PubAid.
A new free-to-download bingo game has been launched for publicans to help drive footfall through entertainment.
PubAid's Charity Pub of the Year competition, sponsored by Matthew Clark, celebrates the £100m that pubs raise for charity every year.
Licensees will get a helping hand from the government after the Chancellor announced that business rates will be reduced by £1,000 for small pubs.
The recent figures that show a rise in pub numbers is welcome news for our industry.
