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Drinks giant Diageo, maker of Guinness has launched a £80 million programme to help pubs across the world to recover from the impact of the Covid-19 crisis.

With excitement growing ahead of the pubs being allowed to reopen on ‘Super Saturday’ in England, the sector have been dealt a shot in arm with the number of pubs ‘vanishing

Pub operator and brewer Greene King is set to open three quarters of its estate on July 6.

The company has unveiled details of how its pubs will look and operate ahead of them re-opening, including ‘Pub Safe’, a new set of five promises to its team and customers.

Beer and pub sector welcomes a definitive date for reopening of pubs and decision to adopt one metre plus for social distancing

Code adjudicator (PCA) has issued a statement following the announcement yesterday of pubs reopening in England.

With the Government’s announcement earlier today that social distancing through pubs, cafés, bars, hotels and restaurants has been reduced to 1 metre from 4th July

The London Festival of Architecture will host a debate on the future of the pub in CAMRA’s virtual pub the Red (On)Lion on Thursday 25 June at 6pm.

The Prime Minister is expected later today to announce the reopening of the hospitality sector in England from July 4, in what some MPs are calling ‘Super Saturday’.

Hopes of a July 4 opening for the hospitality sector have risen after the Covid-19 alert level was reduced from four to three, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he will unveil his plan for the future of the two-metre rule this week.

Brewer and co-founder of Small Beer Brew Co. Felix James will be leading an online tour of their Bermondsey brewery on CAMRA’s virtual pub the Red (On)Lion.  

Pub giant Greene King is one of two of Britain’s biggest businesses to announce that they will will donate to projects benefiting ethnic minorities after an academic database highlighted their roles in the slave trade