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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out a new three-tier strategy for local lockdowns, which will inform the “appropriate interventions” needed in each area, and will see different parts

Greene King Pub Partners has announced all its tied pub tenants will receive at least a 40% rent discount up until Christmas, with pubs that are closed under government

Star Pubs & Bars is to extend rent concessions for its leased & tenanted pubs throughout November at a cost of £2.8m and will then…

Resolution Pubs who own the Jolly Brewers in Shouldham Thorpe and The New Inn, Hockwold-cum-Wilton have plenty of reasons to be cheerful heading into Autumn.

The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA), has today responded to reports that local, stricter lockdown measures could be placed on the North of England – forcing pubs and other hospitality businesses to close again.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to order tough new COVID restrictions next week in northern England, which could include the closure of pubs and restaurants altogether in Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle.

Greene King the U.K.’s largest pub retailer is reportedly set to close 79 pubs leading to the loss of 800 jobs, as the hospitality industry continues to be devastated by the Government’s 10pm curfew.

There is growing discontent with the government’s coronavirus restrictions, with MPs signalling that they may withdraw backing at key votes on the regulations this week

A Dartford family is set to open their third pub in the town following a £260,000 revamp with Heineken-owned Star Pubs & Bars.

Sales across Britain’s pub, bar and restaurant groups were hit hard in the last full week of September as new restrictions on hospitality were introduced. Like-for-like sales

The launch of a public consultation by HMRC and the Treasury on how best to change the system of taxation on alcohol in the UK is the ideal opportunity for the Government

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.