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The self-appointed drinks industry regulator treads the fine line between frustrating the breweries, the government and the anti-alcohol lobby. And to be fair they’re doing a pretty good job; all things considered.
Illutrations by Christine Jopling
Steve Dunkley
Take a dive into modern history, 2007. It's the year the first iphone was released, it's when the final installment in the Harry Potter series was published, but most importantly for pubs it was the year the Smoking Ban was introduced.
Steve Dunkley...
Steve Dunkley
If ever there was an example of unintended consequences then the Beer Orders is it.
Illustrations by Christine Jopling.
Steve Dunkley
pubs
beer
Steve Dunkley brings you the third part of this Regulatory History series, with this article on Government Ale. He takes you through about the how the grain shortages properly impacted the production of beer during WW1, and what the Government attemp...
Steve Dunkley
Steve Dunkley takes you through the alcohol temperance movement, and how that impacted government decisions during World War One around alcohol consumption in pubs.
Illustrations by Christine Jopling
Steve Dunkley
beer
pubs
Leading up to 1802 England was at war with France, again, and the country was being run by Pitt the Younger. He was really good with taxes, taxing the rich more than the poor, wax candles which gave a clean light were taxed more than the smelly and s...
Steve Dunkley
beer
pubs
Beer and pubs are familiar and integral features of our communities and social lives. But how did the brewing and drinking landscape evolve into what we experience today? How did the laws and economics of the 1800's onwards influence the production o...
Steve Dunkley