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Selling Coffee & Tea – To Increase Pub Profits

Inn-Dispensable’s CEO, Martin Read, was raised in a pub and has worked in the industry all his life. Read his wealth of tips and advice about how to run a successful business – to increase your customer numbers and maximise your profit.

Whether you’re thinking about opening your first pub or you’ve been running one for years, there are always things you can do to improve your business. Welcome to our ever-growing archive of advice about the hospitality industry, direct from our CEO, Martin Read – who has over 50 years of experience in the trade.

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Days	Cancellation	Postponement
Over 7 days prior to course date	See below *	No Charge
Within 7 days of course date	£60 + VAT	£30 + VAT
Less than 24 hours	No Refund	£75 + VAT Rebooking FEE

* In the event the Client cancels the course within this period a full refund will be given less an administration fee of £30 + VAT plus the cost of any course materials sent. This does not affect the Clients statutory right to cancel within the ‘right to cancel' period – see below.

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Delegates who fail to attend the course without notification will forfeit the full fee. A further fee of £102 + VAT will be charged to rebook

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