Pub News

Just over a third of English consumers returned to restaurants, pubs and bars in the first ten days of reopening, CGA’s Consumer Pulse research reveals.

The Independent Family Brewers of Britain (IFBB), an association of 29 of the oldest family businesses in the country, have provided well over £20M in financial support for their pub tenants since lockdown began in March.

BBPA advises publicans in England to apply to destroy their spoilt beer before the end of July, to avoid water company charges

Total drinks sales in England’s managed pubs and bars remained around half pre-COVID levels on the second Saturday after reopening, but Sunday trading picked up.

Greene King, the UK’s leading managed pub company and brewer, has revealed the nation’s views towards returning to pubs post lockdown, with 70% of people saying that visiting their local pub was a top priority, ahead of even visiting family and friends (69%).

CAMRA has called on the Competition and Markets Authority to take the lead and investigate a proposed merger which could reduce the choice of beers available to pubgoers. 

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has shown his continued support for the hospitality industry by visiting his constituency local the recently-refurbished Crown & Treaty in Uxbridge this afternoon (July 10).

New research reveals public lack of confidence in the relaxing of lockdown rules

New YouGov nationwide poll of more than 2,000 GB adults, commissioned by workplace safety company SafetyCulture reveals that more than half of British people believe ‘Super Saturday’ came too soon.