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Up-to-date news on pub-saving and pub-going from both sides of the bar.
CAMRA hails West Midlands councils partnership to save pubs
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has partnered with a community business charity to help community groups across the region take ownership...
Pub researcher wanted for Lincolnshire council
Lincolnshire council is looking for a lover of pubs and history as part of its efforts to save coastal inns. The ÂŁ28,000 job seeks a researcher to vis...
Tally ho for the Fox & Hounds
Two Hertfordshire licensees have come to the aid of local residents by turning part of their pub into a shop. Bianca and James Rix (above) have opened...
Oxford CAMRA pledges to fight Lamb and Flag closure
The shock news that one of Oxford’s best-known real ale pubs could remain closed permanently is spreading far beyond the city as the local branch vows...
Pubs as community heroes
Pubs across the country have stepped up to help their local communities through the second national lockdown in England. Once again, many have pivoted...
Scottish tiers a threat to pubs survival
Scotland’s licensed trade is facing a struggle to survive after short-term Covid restrictions were extended. The country is due to move to a five-tier...
Tier 3 announcement is sink or swim moment for thousands of pubs across northern England
The Government has imposed Tier 3 restrictions on communities across South Yorkshire and will follow Greater Manchester, Liverpool and Lancashire by m...
Green Man pub opens a village shop as it bounces back from Covid
The Green Man in Scamblesby near Louth has opened a village shop – with support from rural pub champions, Pub is The Hub – providing new employment fo...
Coastal community in Cumbria rallies to buy its local
“It’s not just a pub – it will be a community hub”, says the Mawbray community group which is  campaigning to save their local pub, buying it and reop...
Protecting your local
Pubs have had a torrid time and the lifting of lockdown means many now face uncertain times as CAMRA is predicting a tsunami of planning applications...
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