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Can you solve Turk’s Head mystery?
Manchester brewer Joseph Holt is asking for help to help solve the mystery of one of one of its pubs. The Lower Turks Head in the city’s Northern Quar...
Cask beer is on the up
Pardon my alliteration, but real ale is remarkably resilient. During lockdowns and pub closures, there were concerns that cask beer was heading for th...
Samson cuts football deal
In a unique deal Maxim brewery will be joining Molson Coors in supplying beer for Sunderland football club for the next five years. The move, an exten...
Learn and Discover's new home-brewing series
A new five-part series filmed by the Craft Beer Channel and in partnership with The Malt Miller and Elusive Brewing’s Andy Parker starts on Friday 6 A...
MP opens pub’s lockdown shop
Ashford MP Damian Green has officially opened a shop and cafe created during the second lockdown in a rural Kent pub. The Shepherd Neame-owned pub tra...
Pub boss calls for business rates reform
One of the country top pub bosses has joined the call for a review of business rates and VAT. Marston’s chief executive officer Ralph Findlay said: "T...
High scores for revived beer festival
  England’s summer of football may be all over but at Guildford Cricket Club, excitement of a different kind was building last night as people queue...
Popular festival extended
The massive success of Norwich and District branch's pub festival Norwich & District’s Pub Festival has seen it extended for an extra week Organiser...
New River quits pub property business
New River has sold its pub property business, Hawthorn Leisure, to Admiral Taverns for ÂŁ222m. The estate comprises 674 leased, tenanted and operator-m...
A place to sigh, cry and laugh softly
A glance around the internet will unavoidably reveal the topic of grief. But why the internet? Are people not grieving in places of worship or similar...
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