Pub News

Fifth-generation Bedford-based brewing family Wells & Co is set to expand post pandemic starting with the launch of local pub, The Gordon Arms.

Following two rounds of rigorous judging, the Garden House, on Pembroke Road in Norwich, has reached the final six in the Community Hero category of the Great British Pub Awards (GBPAs)

Responding to the First Minister’s announcement to the Scottish Parliament that further COVID-19 restrictions will end from 9th August, CAMRA Scotland’s Director Joe Crawford commented: 

Wetherspoon is opening its new pub and hotel in Dublin on Monday August 16.

The company has invested 27.4 million euros developing the site in Camden Street Upper and Lower and a further six million euros on the purchase of the property.

The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has today welcomed the news that, based on public health advice, changes will be made to the NHS app to reduce pings.

Covid vaccine passports will not be needed to enter pubs in England, a Government minister has said.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed that only venues where people come in “close contact” with each other, such as nightclubs

The Welsh Beer & Pub Association has today revealed that over 150 pubs in Wales could reopen on 7th August, if the Welsh Government presses ahead with the planned removal of most COVID restrictions on that date.

The Government has recognised the role of pubs and publicans in helping local communities and has said it will collaborate with Pub is The Hub.

Publicans Martin and Natalie Watts at The Travellers Rest in Trevarrian Hill are helping local children learn more about the environment with the opening of a wildlife zone and eco-friendly play area.

Kent pub operator and brewer Shepherd Neame, has reported it has performed well, generating cash and profits ahead of our expectations since the recommencement of trading on 12 April.

THE team behind the reopening of one of the UK’s most unique pubs for the first time in 21 months has been overwhelmed by public support.

Marston’s PLC issues the following trading update for the 42 weeks to 24 July 2021.

As previously reported, the first half year was significantly disrupted by the impact of the pandemic

Ashby-de-la-Zouch’s longest-serving licensee – Paul Monk of the Bowling Green Inn on Brook Street – has received a prestigious award to mark his 35th anniversary at the helm.