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Ringwood Brewery to be up for sale by Carlsberg Marston’s

June 8, 2023

  Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company (CMBC) wish to sell Ringwood Brewery due to extensive investment required to maintain its viability. Best known for its cask ales and boar mascot present across all the brewery’s beers, Ringwood Brewery was founded in 1978, and after outgrowing its original premises, moved to the current site in Christchurch Road in 1986. Read More…


Lincoln Green Creates Split Site Concept

April 18, 2023

  Lincoln Green Brewing Company is taking the lease on The White Lion at Beeston, Nottinghamshire, before dividing the venue into two separate pub concepts.  In a joint £625,000 development with owners Star Pubs & Bars, the revamped building will encompass The White Lion, a 40-cover traditional cask ale house, and Blackshale Bar & Kitchen, a 100-seater contemporary bar specialising in Read More…


Greene King Launches New Maternity Leave Policy

September 7, 2022

  Greene King continues its journey to Everyday Inclusion with new maternity leave policy and support packages. Employee-led inclusion group for women, Greene Sky, plays key role in shaping new policy Leading pub company and brewer, Greene King, has launched its new maternity leave policy.  Alongside the policy, a new package of wrap around support will Read More…


Pubs face closure due to soaring energy bills

August 30, 2022

  Pubs across the UK will be forced to close due to energy costs soaring by as much as 300%, brewery bosses have said. Leaders of six of the country’s largest breweries called for “immediate government intervention” on sky-high energy bills this winter. The landlord of one pub in Essex told the BBC his energy Read More…


Japan urges its young people to drink more to boost economy

August 18, 2022

  Japan’s young adults are a sober bunch – something authorities are hoping to change with a new campaign. The younger generation drinks less alcohol than their parents – a move that has hit taxes from beverages like sake (rice wine). So the national tax agency has stepped in with a national competition to come Read More…


BII Survey Highlights Pub Fragility

July 18, 2022

  A survey of British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) members has highlighted the fragility of pubs in every community across the UK. The news comes as venues face huge inflationary headwinds, disproportionate costs for their businesses, severe staff shortages and the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on consumers. According to the survey, over 75% of BII members are down Read More…


Grocery prices rise at the fastest rate since 2009

May 24, 2022

  UK grocery prices are rising at their fastest rate since 2009, leaving people increasingly worried about the cost of the weekly shop, research suggests. Grocery prices were up 7% in the past four weeks compared with a year ago, market research firm Kantar said. Food prices are now the second most important concern to Read More…


Heineken and Carlsberg exit Russia

March 29, 2022

  For the global brewers, as they grapple with changing consumer tastes and gently declining beer consumption in established markets like the US, Germany, the UK and Japan, Russia has been comparatively resilient. Russia, the world’s fifth largest country in terms of overall beer drinking, was one of the few major markets around the world Read More…


Beer prices will have to rise, says Cobra founder

February 7, 2022

  The founder of beer brand Cobra has said prices will have to rise because of a “vicious cycle” of cost pressures. Lord Bilimoria told the BBC that “virtually every business in every sector” is being squeezed by inflation, interest rate rises and tax increases. The Cobra chairman, who is also president of the CBI Read More…


Pub marquees could become permanent fixtures

September 6, 2021

Marquees set up by pubs and restaurants during the Covid pandemic could become permanent on-site fixtures, under government proposals. Ministers are consulting on plans to allow some of extra seating introduced by outdoor hospitality to continue.   Street markets may also be allowed to open all year but a continuation of al fresco dining on Read More…