| Anyone from bakers to bookbinders, variety artists to publicans, can choose to spend their last years in the company of like-minded souls. |
| The move implies he is open to compromise in the area, and will be seized upon by publicans and hoteliers, anxious to water down his proposals. |
| There is another business model for wireless networking that might appeal to hoteliers, cafe owners and publicans. |
| Beer drinkers in York today raised a glass to the city's publicans, after it emerged they were getting some of the best-value pints in Britain. |
| The main reason most publicans prefer to sell this filtered and pasteurised product is that it's easier to stock and handle. |
| Kerry publicans and hoteliers have been assured that they have nothing to fear from the new ban on smoking in public places. |
