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Music at Alba Chiara to end at 10pm after complaint - Vimarsana News

Music at Alba Chiara to end at 10pm after complaint

East Suffolk licensing committee decided music should end an hour earlier at Alba Chiara in Felixstowe after discussions around a noise complaint.

Pubs urge licensing change after Women's World Cup fans were left waiting for beer - Vimarsana News

Pubs urge licensing change after Women's World Cup fans were left waiting for beer

Licensing rules should be changed to allow pubs to serve alcohol outside their usual hours during “national moments”, the leading UK pub industry body has said, after restrictions limited sales during Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final.

Sales in pubs during Women's World Cup final 2023 - Vimarsana News

Sales in pubs during Women's World Cup final 2023

There have been early indications pubs across the country reported trading increases of between 14% and 28% during the Women’s World Cup final on Sunday (20 August), one trade body has revealed.

Pubs demand change after fans unable to buy pints at start of Women's World Cup final - Vimarsana News

Pubs demand change after fans unable to buy pints at start of Women's World Cup final

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has urged the Government to amend licensing laws following the pub industry's frustration with restrictions on when alcoholic beverages can be served

Pub industry seeks licensing changes after football fans left waiting for beer - Vimarsana News

Pub industry seeks licensing changes after football fans left waiting for beer

Many pubs had to wait until the second half of Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final to be able to start serving a beer to their customers, the BBPA said.

Source: lbc.co.uk