What Security do you have with a Pub Co Tied Commercial Lease or a TAW with Domestic Accommodation? The answer is very little, if you breach certain terms within your Commercial Lease. The Domestic Accommodation may be rated as domestic, but in virtually all cases it falls within the clauses of a Commercial Lease. With rented… Read More »
A sorry tale from a genuine Pub Co TAW/Lease. My profuse apologies, but my thoughts regarding a TAW with a Pub Co was an intro to running a pub, it would appear that they are now calling their short term leases a Tenant at Will, TAW. Those that take them would appear to be jumping… Read More »
“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 »
Blanket calorie cap an impractical imposition on business, says, UKHospitality UKHospitality, the single, authoritative voice for the hospitality sector, has warned against the introduction of a calorie cap for out-of-home food and drink. The Chief Medical Officer has today published a report containing a series of proposals aimed at tackling childhood obesity. Among the proposals… Read More »
Ingenious London pubs thriving – UKHospitality UKHospitality has welcomed the publication of statistics showing an increase in the number of pubs in London. UKHospitality Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “It is great to see London pubs thriving, despite economic pressures and political uncertainty. Pubs in London have shown great resilience and ingenuity to continue… Read More »
The Pub Code Adjudicator (PCA) and Tied Pub Co Leases/Tenancies, Barrel Dregs. It’s a funny old world, after four Government Inquiries into Pub Co Activity, the Government brought in New Legislation to stop the questionable Major Pub Co’s activities, all technically legal, but morally unacceptable to decent people. They appointed a highly qualified Pub Code… Read More »
UKHospitality reaction to Pubs Code and Pubs Code Adjudicator review UKHospitality has today commented on the announcement of the first statutory review of the Pubs Code and Pubs Code Adjudicator. UKHospitality Chief Executive Kate Nicholls said: “There are clearly concerns, many of which are shared by our members, that flaws in the legislation have… Read More »
Hospitality at heart of coastal regeneration UKHospitality has welcomed the House of Lords Select Committee on Regenerating Seaside Towns report and called on the Government to put hospitality at the centre of efforts to revitalise resort towns. UKHospitality Chief Executive Kate Nicholls gave evidence to the Committee in September 2018. Commenting on the publication of… Read More »
Hotelier Fined £80,000 for Health and Safety Breaches due to Asbestos Carrying out a refurb? Have you checked for Asbestos? A Devon based hoteliers has been sentenced today after materials containing asbestos were disturbed during a major refurbishment at The Park Hotel in Barnstaple. Newton Abbot Magistrates’ Court heard that between October 2016 and… Read More »
Poppleston Allen Monthly News Residents Group given permission for the Judicial Review of Hackney council’s licensing policy Council’s decision to implement revised policy to be scrutinised Please click here to read the article in full. Revised tariff fees relating to entertainment with dancing and/or the provision of dance facilities Specially Featured Entertainment tariff fees increasing… Read More »