Guidance

Pubs Code Regulatory Compliance

This information explains how the Pubs Code Adjudicator (PCA) responds to breaches reported by pub companies and suspected compliance issues, including the use of its legal powers and other regulatory tools.

From:
Pubs Code Adjudicator
Published
15 December 2022
Last updated
17 December 2024 — See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

Regulating Compliance with the Pubs Code

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Regulatory Powers, Tools, and Intelligence

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Register of Self-reported Breaches by Pub-owning Businesses to the Pubs Code Adjudicator

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Details

Information provided helps to explain the PCA’s legal powers and the regulatory tools it uses. This includes an overview of the PCA’s regulatory approach and how it responds to suspected breaches of the Code and those which are self-reported by pub companies.

Updates to this page

Published 15 December 2022
Last updated 17 December 2024 + show all updates

  1. The addition of 2 self-reported breaches by Stonegate.

  2. Stonegate breaches August 2024 added to self-reported breaches record.

  3. Admiral breach October 2024 added to self-reported breaches record.

  4. Inclusion of Punch September 2024 self-reported breach details.

  5. The PCA has added a self reported breach to the register.

  6. Stonegate (Feb 23, Mar 23, Jul 23, Sept 23 and Dec 23) and Admiral (Jul 23) information added.

  7. Admiral (Dec 23), Greene King (Nov 23) and Marston's (Sept 23) information updated.

  8. Additional self-reported breaches included for September, November and December 2023.

  9. Self-reported breaches in relation to Marston's and Greene King added.

  10. Additional update to guidance.

  11. First published.

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