UK pub chain reports profits increase despite smoking ban

British pub chain Greene King overcame rising costs and the smoking ban to deliver profits growth of 7% in the first six months of its financial year today.

British pub chain Greene King overcame rising costs and the smoking ban to deliver profits growth of 7% in the first six months of its financial year today.

The group, which has expanded with the acquisitions of Hardys & Hansons and Loch Fyne Restaurants, said it had been a "very successful" first half but added that it expected the remainder of the year to be more challenging.

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