Pub News

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced Bolton’s coronavirus restrictions will be brought in line with the rest of Greater Manchester from Saturday, October 3. Venues must close from 10 PM to 5 AM.

A new partnership has been announced between the International Slavery Museum and brewer and pub company Greene King to help raise awareness and educate about the historic transatlantic slave trade.

Responding to the statement to the House of Commons by the Health Secretary Matt Hancock, Chief Executive of CAMRA Tom Stainer said: 

Ei Publican Partnerships has partnered with Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I, Britvic, Diageo, Heineken, Molson Coors, and Sharp’s Brewery, to offer customers up to

Reports this week have revealed that pubs and restaurants have caused less than 3% of coronavirus infections in the week prior to the introduction of the 10pm curfew.

The Scottish Licensed Trade Association said today that the industry is now facing tougher restrictions and a higher negative business impact than any other part

Tough amendments to recently introduced lockdown restrictions in North-East England are to be introduced in a bid to stem the rise in Covid-19 cases.

New laws introduced this week have now and loud music, singing and dancing in pubs and bars as part of new coronavirus rules.

Revolution Bars is the latest hospitality group to consider a restructure that could see parts of its estate close. Revolution operates 74 premium bars across the UK

Star Pubs & Bars is to fund membership of the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) for its leased and tenanted licensees. The move is designed to give licensees access

The hospitality and licensed on trade industry has reacted with dismay at the Chancellor’s announcement yesterday Rishi Sunak’s Winter Economy plan. 

Cocktails in the City: Declan McGurk, right, chairman of the UK Bartenders Guild and former Director of Bars at The Savoy, and Nic Medicamento mix Bax Botanics cocktails

The former Mercantile pub on Commercial Street opens its doors for the first time in four years this weekend with a new look and a new name following a £630,000