Talking to the Next Generation
Future stars of the pub trade will meet up this month at our opening Next Generation event.
Win a Formula One car at your pub with Sky
The racers are back on the grid this weekend and now you have the chance to get a F1 car to stop at your pub.
Get in the zone: how clever design can boost profits
'Some of the best pubs appeal to different people for different things at the same time," we said of zoning in our recent run-down of 50 Things That Make Pubs Great .
"If you can have a dimly lit corner for the romantics and still get a group in for something more raucous, you're zoning well."
Getting a round in
Brixton in south London is famous for many things — the social unrest of the 1980s, a bohemian arts community, some of the most vibrant markets in the capital, and being the birthplace of David Bowie. Golf does not feature highly on that list.
9 things that make St Patrick's Day special
St Patrick’s Day is the friendliest day of the year. That’s not just some hack making a vague statement based on a few decent nights out on the Black Stuff — that is an actual fact.
Carlsberg reveals £60m Euro vision for pubs
The on-trade is set for a £60m windfall this summer with Euro fever set to take over the country.
Licensee Phil is one in a million
Here's a licensee who could murder a pint.
Phillip Cutter raises a glass to celebrate serving his one millionth pint at Norwich freehouse The Gardeners Arms, which is better known as The Murderers.
Thousands attempt to break pub quiz record
Tens of thousands of quizzers put their grey matter to the test on Sunday to raise huge sums for charity while attempting to break a world record.
Funeral receptions: How to help in difficult times
Around 300 years ago, Benjamin Franklin said 'nothing is certain in life except death and taxes'. In the intervening years the pub trade has been vociferous about one of those subjects. Less so when it comes to the other.
No shut Sherlock
A famous London pub has re-opened after a major refurbishment to help it make even more of its literary connections.
Return of the Champions
After a fairly disastrous Champions League campaign for the English clubs last season, things are starting to look up — and the same could be said for pubs too.
Pub trade show diary 2016
Ever feel like you are stuck behind the bar and need to get out? Well, here are some of the trade shows coming up in 2016 that give you a legitimate excuse to have an away day that you can very much classify as work.
Win a £10,000 Music Makeover!
Fancy the chance of winning £10,000 to make the most of the live music at your pub?
Six Nations Preview: Keep the World Cup fever alive
The one good thing about failing miserably at a tournament is that there is usually an opportunity to redeem yourself fairly swiftly afterwards.
Pub quizzes: Living the theme
Pub quizzes can be a popular draw on quieter nights. We visited the Abel Heywood in Manchester to find out how its themed quizzes have helped put the pub on the map.
A castle with a pub outlook on life
There are plenty of pubs called The Castle in the UK. But, as far as we are aware, Edgehill, on the Oxfordshire and Warwickshire border, is the only place that can boast a pub that is a castle.
The perfect pub for pups
When The Queens Arms recently opted to sponsor its own guide dog for the blind, it was the latest in a long line of ideas that show the pub is willing to go the extra mile for customers with canine companions.
