28 Oct 2010

Pub for sale Greater Manchester, Pub for sale Ashton-under-Lyne

Queen Inn for sale Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester

Queen Inn

Oldham Road
Ashton-under-Lyne
Greater Manchester
OL6

Gross Site Area: 1517 sq/ft*
 

£ 120,000 + VAT

Freehold

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Pub for sale Wiltshire, Pub for sale Bradford-on-Avon

Beef & Barge for sale Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire

Beef & Barge

Widbrook
Bradford-on-Avon
Wiltshire
BA15


 

£ 750,000 + VAT

Freehold

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UK pub goers drink 88m fewer pints as beer sales drop - Telegraph

"As has occurred after every World Cup, the beer market hit a bump in the road, which was not helped by a wet summer," said Brigid Simmonds, chief executive of the BBPA. "But these exceptional factors are underlaid by lingering economic and consumer uncertainty."

The BBPA said consumers are increasingly worried about their disposable income, with spending cuts and tax rises on the way.

The industry body said beer and pubs "need a break" and called on the Government to "lighten the regulatory and tax load which currently burdens the sector and is a brake on growth."

The pub and brewing industries have been hit by the persistent fall in beer sales as more people drink at home, the smoking ban and pub closures, which reached 2,300 last year.

The last Government increased alcohol duties by 2pc above inflation, a measure which has not been reversed, and the industry expects to suffer when VAT goes up from 17.5pc to 20pc in January.

The BBPA says beer pays an unfairly high level of tax, at around 42p per unit of alcohol compared with 33p for cider and 37p for vodka. Beer sales generate about £7bn in tax revenues.

However Diageo, the world's biggest spirits maker, has suggested freezing duty on spirits and bringing beer, cider and wine into line by raising the duty they pay, so that one unit of alcohol is taxed the same.

The Government recently finished the consultation period on two reviews of the alcohol industry, one on licensing laws and one on taxation.

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Pub for sale Norfolk, Pub for sale Great Yarmouth

Star & Garter for sale Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

Star & Garter

Hall Quay
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR30

Ground floor footplate: 1827 sq/ft*
 

£ 225,000 + VAT

Freehold

http://www.paramountinvestments.co.uk/

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London Estate Agents - Lymington Road, West Hampstead, London, NW6

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  • 2 Bedroom(s)
  • 1 Reception Room(s)
  • 1 Bathroom(s)

As SOLE agents Paramount are now delighted and proud to offer this superb first floor split level 900+ square foot apartment converted from an imposing and attractive semi detached period house along a wide tree lined street and opposite Crediton Hill, being one of the areas most favoured locations. Situated just a short walk away is West End Lane offering the Jubilee, Thames Link and London Overground train stations and a vast plethora of local restaurants, bars and cafes. The accommodation comprises of a most spacious and bright 22 '3" x 14' 5" south facing reception/dining room with parquet wood flooring, a separate fully fitted 13' 6" x 12' 8" kitchen/breakfast room and a 14' 5" x 14' 3" master bedroom. In addition this home offers a full width split level fully decked south facing roof terrace providing fantastic outdoor space which is accessed from both the reception and the kitchen. We recommend the earliest possible viewing to appreciate this amazing home.

http://www.paramountproperties.co.uk/

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19 Oct 2010

Bars to create pub jobs for British Pub Week? :: Caterer News

Bars across the UK could soon be creating more pub jobs as they prepare for the start of British Pub Week.

Running from October 30th to November 6th, the week aims to celebrate the role that pubs play in the local communities and society as a whole.

"Pubs are so much more than places that sell alcohol, they are unique and they are for all - from the old-timer who visits his pub to see his pals, to the families, couples and friends who meet up for special occasions," founder of British Pub Week, Inez Ward, told Punch Taverns.

She went on to say that uniting all members of the pub industry in preparing for the week had been a "fantastic experience".

Earlier this month, auctioneer Mark Jenkinson & Son told the Star that more pubs will start to be put up for sale in South Yorkshire over the coming months.

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