Pubs

Most of England’s regions will be placed into tier 2 restrictive measures from December 2nd with certain areas will be closed under the most restrictive tier.

The bosses of more than 50 pub and brewing businesses, including Greene King, Heineken and Marston’s, have warned the sector faces collapse without further financial support.

New research from Greene King and YouGov reveals that the pub plays an important role in communities at this time of year, with 72% of those surveyed agreeing that their local pub

The UK pub market is set to somewhat recover in 2021 following a catastrophic 2020, with innovation, creativity and a bounce-back of consumer demand the driving force behind this

BBPA writes to Chancellor ahead of tomorrow’s spending review urging him to deliver emergency grants to pubs so they survive winter  

BBPA responds to Government plans to reduce restrictions over Christmas period  

Travel and household mixing restrictions will be eased over Christmas the government has announced, but restrictions on hospitality will remain in place.

Supermarkets are the most common places that people have visited in the days leading up to a positive coronavirus test reported to the Test and Trace app in England

Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I, re-launches its gift card scheme Save Pub Life to help communities support their local pub this Christmas. The platform provides a…

The Black Pig, Staple continues to serve the local community in the face of a second lockdown by adapting to provide takeaway food as well as a pub

CAMRA calls for all pubs to be allowed to trade in December for a COVID-secure Christmas

CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, has called on governments to adapt the tier systems to let all pubs trade in December

Pub Company Craft Union has launched Tears for Tiers – a campaign helping local communities throughout the ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions.

A shipping container converted into a village shop in a Dorset pub has come to the rescue of its locals.

The Rose & Crown in Longburton has opened a village shop called The Larder, in the pub’s car park.

Moving parts of west central Scotland into level four “effectively signals permanent closure” for many pubs and restaurants, the Scottish Licensed Trade Association has warned.

Enterprising husband and wife team Emma and John Hitchins have created a village store in only two weeks, opening in time for England’s second national lockdown