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Northumberland pub supplies local school meals
Battlesteads pub in Northumberland has started providing meals for children at a nearby school after the school was forced to close its kitchen due to funding cuts. Wark First School in Wark near Hexham had to make its part-time cook redundant after budget cuts imposed...

BBPA sends MPs message in a bottle to highlight high tax on beer
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has highlighted the high tax on beer ahead of next month's Budget by sending a message in a bottle to MPs. The message warns of the dangers of another huge hike in the tax on beer this year.

Miller launches six month aged St Stefanus beer
Miller Brands has launched a new six month aged 750ml format of its Belgian craft beer St Stefanus, which it first started importing to the UK last October. Previously only available in a 330ml bottle, St Stefanus is part of Miller Brands' portfolio of authentic beers...

Three industry heavyweights to debate future of pub industry at ALMR conference
Three pub industry heavyweights are expected to debate the future of their industry at the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers' (ALMR) conference. The ALMR will host JD Wetherspoon founder Tim Martin, Mitchells & Butlers executive chairman Bob Ivell and Stonegate Pub Company chairman Ian Payne at an event on 3 May.

Hydes to launch spring craft ale
Hydes Brewery is set to launch the second of its craft ales for 2012 - Berry Good Ale. Berry Good Ale, designed for early spring, is a copper-toned ale, brewed using Goldings and Fuggle hops...

Big Hospitality News

Hot Talent 2012: finalists revealed

Six talented members of the hospitality industry under 30 have made the final of Hot Talent, the competition run by Hotelympia and supported by BigHospitality and Restaurant magazine.

Kitchen Equipment: Top chefs reveal their must-have kitchen kit

In the latest instalment of our Kitchen Equipment Special Feature we asked chefs working in pub, restaurant and hotel kitchens to tell us the one bit of kit they couldn't live without and we filmed three of them showing us exactly what made the equipment special.

Kitchen Equipment: When its time to replace or invest in key items

Installing a completely new kitchen is great if you have the funds and the time to do it, but for many, a dream kitchen can remain just that.

BII 2012 Licensee of the Year: Semi-finalists revealed

The British Institute of Innkeeping has revealed the 21 semi-finalists for its 2012 Licensee of the Year Awards.

AFWS UK Sommelier of the Year competition open for entries

The Acadamy of Food and Wine service (AFWS) has this week launched its 2012 UK Sommelier of the Year competition and is calling for sommeliers and wine waiters nationwide to test their knowledge and skills by entering.

Morning Advertiser News

Shepherd Neame opens pub fish & chip shop

Kent brewer Shepherd Neame has transformed a London pub to include a traditional fish & chip shop.

Two food staff boost St Austell’s offer

St Austell has taken on two new staff to improve the estate’s food offer.

Stella promotes heritage in marketing shift

Stella Artois has unveiled a new advertising campaign that focuses on 600 years of Belgian brewing heritage.

JDW loses toilet tax case

JD Wetherspoon, the managed pub operator, has failed in an attempt to claim capital allowances for work partitioning toilets at two of its pubs.

Pub Mentors: Softs put fizz into business

Executing ‘brilliant basics’ on soft drinks and using targeted promotional activity to drive new footfall were the two key areas that lessees Duncan and Natalie Entwistle and I talked about on my first visit to their pub, the Greets Inn in Warnham, West Sussex.

BBC News


Western journalists die in Homs
American Marie Colvin of the UK's Sunday Times and French photographer Remi Ochlik are among 60 people killed as Syria intensifies its clampdown on protests.

Cherie Blair starts hacking case
Cherie Blair has started legal proceedings over phone hacking, her solicitor confirms.

Vicar and teacher murder charges
A man is charged with murdering a clergyman at his South Gloucestershire vicarage and a retired teacher in Worcestershire.

More bodies from Concordia found
Search teams in Italy find eight more bodies in the wreck of the cruise ship Costa Concordia which capsized on 13 January as the inquiry spreads.

35 years for pregnant teen killer
A former nightclub bouncer is jailed for a minimum of 35 years for murdering pregnant teenager Nikitta Grender two weeks before she was due to give birth.

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