NEWS & VIEWS – 14th October 2024
Pre-Budget Mania
With pre-budget mania approaching fever-pitch, the Morning Advertiser takes a look at the strongly anticipated Employment Rights Bill, which will tighten up on a lot of dubious practices, including zero-hour contracts. Whilst everyone should have the right to fair wages and decent employment conditions, any changes are likely to drive some pubs, which are already borderline insoluble, over the edge.
With pre-budget mania approaching fever-pitch, the Morning Advertiser takes a look at the strongly anticipated Employment Rights Bill, which will tighten up on a lot of dubious practices, including zero-hour contracts. Whilst everyone should have the right to fair wages and decent employment conditions, any changes are likely to drive some pubs, which are already borderline insoluble, over the edge.
Lake District Pubs
That was heavy stuff! How about a pleasant interlude, consisting of a micropub- crawl in the Lake District? We have got you covered…
That was heavy stuff! How about a pleasant interlude, consisting of a micropub- crawl in the Lake District? We have got you covered…
Scrap The Pint?
At Pellicle, Matthew Curtis takes a look at the suggestion that beer should be served in smaller measures, and concludes that it could be rooted in classism?
At Pellicle, Matthew Curtis takes a look at the suggestion that beer should be served in smaller measures, and concludes that it could be rooted in classism?
Who Wants a 3.4% Beer?
We have left the last word this week to the Pub Curmudgeon, who takes a swipe at the unwanted (mostly Macro-crap) 3.4% beers which are taking over our pubs. Fortunately, proper Craft Breweries are not falling for this foolishness
We have left the last word this week to the Pub Curmudgeon, who takes a swipe at the unwanted (mostly Macro-crap) 3.4% beers which are taking over our pubs. Fortunately, proper Craft Breweries are not falling for this foolishness
