
Ed Bedington
Editor at The Morning Advertiser
Editor of leading pub trade title The Morning Advertiser, and host of the Lock In Podcast https://t.co/VzQnAhtVrF
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2 weeks ago |
morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington
British Institute of Innkeeping chief executive Steve Alton gave an overview of the pub sector and the cost implications that are hitting the industry this month (April). James Robson of Fallow, Roe and Fowl and Restaurant editor Stefan Chomka shared their thoughts from a restaurant perspective while Pizza Pilgrims co-founder Thom Elliot outlined how his business is mitigating the challenges.
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2 weeks ago |
morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington
How having Wingman by your side can boost your bottom linePaid for and content provided by BrewDog
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3 weeks ago |
morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington
Why is the Red Lion the most popular pub name? What’s in the history of pub names? The Lock In team answer these questions and more in the latest episode, speaking to a plethora of great guests including Philip Cutter from the Gardeners Arms/Murderers in Norwich, Pete Brown, Ash Bishop of Brilliant Signs, social historian Dr Paul Jennings. Tune in now and don’t forget to like, share and review. Don’t miss an episode! or using the button in the player above. Music by www.audioautix.com
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1 month ago |
morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington |Rebecca Weller
Judges evaluate all aspects of the business, with the winner showcasing strong synergy, financial success, passion, innovation, and effective beer sales and marketing strategies despite market challenges. This year’s finalists are:SALT Brewing CompanyEstablished in 2018, SALT Brewing Company is based in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, and is the sister company to cask brewer Ossett. The independent craft brewery was founded by Jamie Lawson and is overseen by managing director Edd Simpson.
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1 month ago |
morningadvertiser.co.uk | Felicity Giles |Ed Bedington |Rebecca Weller
The popular Hackney pub ceased trading on Sunday 16 March. The Gun licensees Nick Stephens and Hanna Sinclair Stephens announced the decision comes despite their best efforts to navigate the increasing financial pressures facing the hospitality sector. Decade of music and communityThe Gun, located on Well Street in Hackney, was lovingly restored to showcase its original Victorian features from around 1860 before opening in June 2014 by Nick Stephens, Hanna Sinclair Stephens, and Oliver Dixon.
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How are the tax hikes hitting wider hospitality businesses? The Lock In #podcast chats to a range of operators to get their take on the government's punitive budget. Tune in now! https://t.co/YYVGkXk4Q9

What's in a name? We take a look at some of the history and reasons why pubs are named the way they are. Tune in now! https://t.co/vx2vzB85Aw

Unsurprisingly, the Chancellor is not for bending on Autumn Budget - the increases are here to stay: https://t.co/dqEYGIj4vn