26 Mar 2010

Pub for sale Kent, Pub for sale Folkestone

Mustangs (Stones)
Rendezvous Street
Folkestone
Kent
CT20

Gross Site Area: 3817 sq/ft*

£ 2 + VAT
Leasehold

Lease length: Short Leasehold until May 2014
http://www.paramountinvestments.co.uk/Property-for-sale-Folkestone-Kent-CT20-2

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Pub for sale Lancashire, Pub for sale Rossendale

Royal Hotel
Baccup Road
Rossendale
Lancashire
BB4

GIA: 20000 sq/ft*

£ 220,000 + VAT
Freehold
http://www.paramountinvestments.co.uk/Property-for-sale-Manchester-Greater-Ma...

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Pub for sale Greater Manchester, Pub for sale Manchester

Grove
Ashton Old Road
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M11

Ground floor footplate: 2262 sq/ft*

£ 215,000 + VAT
Leasehold

Lease length: Long Leasehold until 2822@£3 pa

http://www.paramountinvestments.co.uk/Property-for-sale-Manchester-Greater-Ma...

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Pub for sale Durham, Pub for sale Wingate

Queens Head
Front Street
Wingate
Durham
TS28
Ground floor footplate: 2427 sq/ft*
£ 95k
http://www.paramountinvestments.co.uk/Pub-for-sale-Crook-Durham-DL15-1?id=1152#

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Restricted pub closing can cut violence - Telegraph

Restricted pub closing can cut violence

Closing pubs at 11pm can cut the number of violent attacks by up to ten per cent, according to a study that casts doubt on the Government's decision to relax licencing laws.

Restricting licensing hours saw a reduction in both murders and assaults as well as fatal accidents, research published by the Royal Economic Society shows today.

The study centred on a scheme in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but will raise further questions over Labour's decision to introduce 24-hour drinking in the UK in 2005.

But do they have the same drinking habits in Brazil as the UK?

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The Publican - Home - Election 2010: The Publican's 'Pub Politics' survey

Election 2010: The Publican's 'Pub Politics' survey

25 March, 2010

We want to know what you think about the issues facing you and your business in time for the election. Make sure your voice is heard.

With duty hikes, 'binge-drinking', and pub closures all on the political agenda, pub politics could play a major part in the forthcoming general election.

We want as many licensees as possible to tell us about the biggest issues you face, and how you want politicians to tackle them.

Our online 'Pub Politics' Election Survey 2010 survey covers a whole range of issues that impact on pubs every day, such as: cheap supermarket booze, tax, the smoking ban, the beer tie, licensing and how you are represented in Westminster.

Using your responses, we will form a 'Pub Politics' manifesto which will be delivered to the main political parties and see how they respond - helping you make a decision on how you vote in May.

So make sure you have your say by taking part: 'Pub Politics' Election Survey 2010

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