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If you don't have opening times on your menus how will anyone know when to call? They'll just have to chance it and see if your open...doesn't sound great to me to be honest.
To be honest your brother sounds like a nasty piece of work and has left you in a terrible position. He obviously had no care for the business and used it only for an easy way to get some extra cash. I'm afraid it sounds like hes really screwed you over with this!
Well 8% of £16,542 is £1,323, so after one day you'd have £17,865. Now I'm not sure if they'd add another £1323 to that amount for the next day or take 8% of the new figure and add that on?
As for time frame, I doubt it'll be sorted soon but if your money is being increased by 8% each day...
I'd agree with this method, GA is a brilliant tool and give all the information you'll want. As Darren said its a simple method of tagging links, just add an extra bit of code to your URL and your all set. The link he provided lets you know all about it.
It doesn't help when the price of a pint (in London at least) is around £3-4 and in the nearest supermarket you can get four pint cans for the same price. And before you say it, yes I agree you are paying for the atmosphere of the pub and I suppose the increased quality of your lager. However...
I knew of a similar situation where an individual was covering their own debt (which they incurred through gambling) with company money. Its a really sticky situation when its a family member as you feel you should have some loyalty to them, however its clear that he has show you and your father...