Articles for Lease & Tenancy

Fast Track to becoming your own Boss - Run a pub and reap the rewards!

The ‘Work-cation’ is a gamechanger and pubs are perfectly placed to serve!

Do people want to be part of the process or just the outcome? – the changing face of the pub application process.

We are operating application processes in a world of decreasing attention spans, huge demands on our time, and evolving technological habits.

Results of FindMyPub.com’s ‘Freedom Day and beyond’ survey show promise for tenanted recruitment

A cross-section of our 25,000 strong databases completed the survey, with the results showing a positive and defiant approach from pub tenancy candidates in the continuation of their desire to run a pub.

Guide to running a pub

Think you could run a pub? Read Faye's top tips for finding the right pub for you.

Christmas And New Year’s Tens – 2018 (Guest Author John Gaunt & Partners)

Some people only begin their Christmas preparations when they have seen a well- known advert from a soft drinks company! However, planning for your TENs for the festive period should take place much earlier than that, to help your premises maximise on many people’s festive spirit.

Christmas cheer, beer and not licensing fear!

Guest Article by John Gaunt and Partners Solicitors. Christmas time can be wonderful for your business with the opportunity to generate income from increased footfall into your premises. However, Christmas can sometimes come with its own Licensing pitfalls for you and your staff.

Don’t underestimate your competition!

Establishing yourself in a marketplace and staying at the forefront of your chosen model is a constant challenge, needing regular fine-tuning and reviewing. These reflections in turn provide very clear operational indicators that enable you to reflect, create and improve your offer.

Quality reigns supreme in this award-winning region

As the third largest and most densely populated region of England, the demand for pub operators in the South-East is high. But it’s not just any demand.

“Signs of the Times” the signs you need for your external play area and Licensed Area

Guest Article by John Gaunt and Partners Solicitors - The Occupiers Liability Act 1957 and 1984 impose an obligation to ensure that play areas have correct and adequate signage. The main purpose is providing information to users for the purposes of reporting accidents and damage.