The Morning Advertiser

Morning Advertiser is a UK-based weekly publication focused on the pub industry, boasting a circulation of 32,500 copies. In 2011, William Reed Business Media acquired The Publican from United Business Media and combined it with Morning Advertiser to create The Publican's Morning Advertiser, which includes both a print magazine and a news website. Additionally, it organizes several prestigious events, including The Great British Pub Awards, The Great British Pub Food Awards, and the Top 50 Gastropubs awards. This merger reinstated the original name of the publication as Morning Advertiser.

National, Trade/B2B

English

Magazine

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Global

#432903

United Kingdom

#27281

Food and Drink/Restaurants and Delivery

#347

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Chickpea group expansion continues with tenth site

3 days ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington

The Fleur de Lys, in Cranborne, will be the group’s 10th site and 8th pub with rooms, and is set to open its doors later this year in July. Renovation work is currently underway on the site, with Chickpea investing over £250,000 into the site, which has been closed for the last 6 months. The investment will see the company refresh the internal layout to create 80 covers and fit out 9 “luxuriously” appointed bedrooms” upstairs, available for £120 a night.
My Pub a look at the Oast House Manchester with pictures

5 days ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Gary Lloyd

The area between the River Irwell and Deansgate comprises 20 buildings with the New World Trading Company occupying space in the Avenue, Courtyard. Here, general manager Danny Leach tells The Morning Advertiser all about the popular bar that hosts live music every day, festivals and has a food menu too.
Greene Kings launches Back of the Net and Amplified cask beers

6 days ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Gary Lloyd

The Bury St Edmunds-based brewer is launching Back of the Net Pale Ale in time for the UEFA European Women’s Championship and reintroducing its Amplified Pale Ale cask beer as part of a partnership with a radio station. Back of the Net is said to be a 4% ABV golden ale with juicy citrus and tropical fruit characters.
Northern Ireland CAMRA branch wants demolished pub rebuilt

6 days ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Gary Lloyd

The move by the consumer organisation follows the demolition of Finn MacCool’s pub – which was a listed building – in Bushmills last month (May), and CAMRA NI believes this took place without planning permission. CAMRA NI, which has sent a letter to the Executive’s infrastructure minister, said: “Pubs must be protected from unlawful conversion and demolition because of their unique community value.
One in three sector businesses operating at a loss

6 days ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Gary Lloyd

A survey undertaken by UKHospitality (UKH), the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII), the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) and Hospitality Ulster (HU) has found that following the £3.4bn in extra costs that hit the sector in April, a significant number of pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels are now losing money and are at risk of failure The findings lay bare the impact of recent increases to employer national insurance contributions (NICS) and the changes to business rates support on...
Tyrrells research shows importance of pubs

1 week ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Michelle Perrett

A survey of 2,000 people by KP Snacks-owned brand Tyrrells found that half of people (49%) favoured the local pub over other types of venue. This was followed by 16% that favoured gastro pubs; 11% sports bars and 10% who preferred wine bars. The remaining did not favour any pubs or favoured other types of venues. The research also revealed that 51% of people go to the pub to catch up with friends and family.
What's in the news May 30?

1 week ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington

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UKH Scotland says cruise levy could be damaging for tourism

1 week ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Michelle Perrett

In February,the Scottish Government announced it was considering whether local authorities could be given the power to introduce a tax on cruise ships. It launched a consultation seeking views on the practicalities of such a levy, as well as the potential market implications and effect on local economies and communities.
How is Greene King pub partners performing?

1 week ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Ed Bedington

Speaking to the Morning Advertiser (the MA) recently, Greene King Pub Partners managing director Dan Robinson agreed that consumers were cutting back, but he remains optimistic. “Consumers still want to come out and have a good time, they still want to use pubs as a place to meet with friends and family, and the big events are even more important now for us to support.
DISH DECONSTRUCTED: How to make a slow roasted chicken pie

1 week ago | morningadvertiser.co.uk | Rebecca Weller

Currently on the menu at the Cadogan Arms in Chelsea, London, the dish takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes to prepare and around 2 hours and 20 minutes to cook plus cooling time. It can be batched prepped and baked to order, with a shelf life of five days chilled and up to one month frozen, baked or unbaked. The dish should be reheated at 180°C until its core temperature reaches 75°C, JKS said.