Pub News

The Wardley, a traditional community pub in the heart of Bill Quay, is providing a much-needed stock of groceries for its locals, opening a brand-new convenience store in the pub.  

A judge has ruled that the legal action seeking to reopen indoor hospitality at the same time as non-essential retail will be fast-tracked through the courts after the government attempted

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has said that the Government must offer assurances to licensees and consumers over rules on reopening.  

All pub and restaurant visitors will be required to check-in with the NHS Covid app from April 12 under new rules.

Previously, only one member from each party would have to provide details to check in to a venue

The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) has today welcomed confirmation by the Government that pubs will be allowed to reopen outdoors only from April 12th

Representatives of the UK’s pub industry have today written to the Prime Minister to express their incredulity at the Government’s stealthy backsliding on pub reopening rules

As many as 30,000 pubs, bars and restaurants will close if ministers do not stick to the roadmap out of lockdown, UKhospitality has warned, adding that thousands of businesses

Former International poker player Sam Holden has purchased the Monument pub in Canterbury and is aiming to bring the pub back to life after a year of closure.

BBPA highlights ongoing damage forced closure is causing pubs, reiterates Government must stick to reopening roadmap  

The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA)