“The Common Sense Guide to Buying a Pub, Bistro, Licensed Premises.” The Common Sense Guide to Buying a Pub is now available to purchase as an ebook through www.smashwords.com. for $5.99 or UK equivalent approximately £4.30, depending on the exchange rate. In addition you can read some the book by clicking on the Link below,… Read More »
Is this a Pub Co mistake or how many genuinely know, the Beer Barrel shortage with real ale? (Barrel-Dregs) The Old Chestnut, how much Real Ale can you sell in a barrel? In pre history, before the advent of the Pub Co’s. the old Family Brewers were in business to sell beer. They were considered… Read More »
10 Best Tips for Getting Beverage Selection Right for a business Event. By Benjamin Tolmer | Business | | Add Comment Getting beverage selection right for a business event is a Perfection to the last of the details in any corporate event planning is of utmost importance, and that includes beverage selection as well. Getting everything ruined just… Read More »
Petty Highway and Planning Departments (Barrel-Dregs) I called on a potential member of our other web site, he was not happy. He had taken over an Enterprise Pub doing around £400.00 a week, being a local he knew what was needed in this catchment area. Cleaned the pub up, invested in new furniture and much… Read More »
Subjects: Technology that improves the customer experience, routes into the family purse, misleading statistics and a reminder of the Christmas fundamentals An interesting range of views by four prominent people in the Industry and well worth reading Authors: Kate Nicholls, Jack MacIntyre, Paul Chase and Stephen Waters Venues that get technology right by Kate Nicholls… Read More »
Protecting a business during difficult economic times requires both obvious and more subtle legal measures. This article looks at some easy steps businesses can take to boost cash-flow and profitability through more effective management of their customer relationships. Practical advice Request a payment in advance or staged payments – you may be surprised at the… Read More »
The Vagaries of Arbitration, and the need for a switched-on Stocktaker and Surveyor acting for you. Arbitration should be a logical resolution to any dispute, sadly with rental disputes it would appear not, from a recent case. It is assumed that the Arbitrator is totally knowledgeable on all aspects of the subject in… Read More »
One of the larger pub co’s is taking a serious approach to the falling trade throughout their estate, they have taken pity on their poor lessees and those in trouble are being offered a rescue package to help them through. They will reduce the rent, possibly give some discounts on their supplied products, wonderful??? But… Read More »
Advice About Bank Accounts A word of advice always have two different Business Bank Accounts, not with the same bank, one with some money in and one that you trade day to day. If your day to day Bank Manager gives you a hard time and cuts your overdraft, you try and open another account,… Read More »
Officious Power Companies (N Power) and ineffective Ombudsmen About seven years ago I bought another freehouse in Taunton, in need of restoration as usual and a good uplift. I took on a young chef who had recently left another pub on the outskirts of Taunton which had changed hands a couple of months after… Read More »