Plan of action: I am currently engaging with Star on how the company is putting this plan into practice and will provide a further update on progress in due course, PCA Fiona Dickie explained Pubs code adjudicator Fiona Dickie has released an action plan drawn up by Star Pubs & Bars after her office found the operator had seriously and repeatedly breached the pubs code.
The detailed plan released by Heineken’s pub arm and the operator of in the region of 2,500 pubs sets out a timeline of when Star intends to address each of the eight binding recommendations Dickie made after finding the company had committed 12 breaches of the pubs code.
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Komotini, Greece, Feb. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Macedonian Thrace Brewery (MTB) has been given the go-ahead to pursue Heineken for damages in relation to anti-competitive practices and market abuse by its Greek subsidiary.
The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has ruled that MTB can bring a legal claim in the Dutch courts against not only Heineken but also Athenian Brewery, its Greek operating company.
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Now though we’ve had time to think harder about how our businesses work and many pubs are bringing in money-saving equipment and software to help boost the bottom line.
In the middle of the coronavirus pandemic pubs had to switch their businesses into more tech-focused operations for various reasons, but the main driver was the need for booking and payment systems.
Countless apps rose from the nowhere and were taken up by desperate operators who needed solutions to problems they’d never encountered before – mainly ordering and paying from tables but also the need for more intelligent booking software.