Wales
Community pub goes for growth
The community-owned Yr Heliwr pub in Nefyn, Gwynedd, has diversified by opening an outdoor events space to help improve health and wellbeing, tackle l...
What'll you have, Vaughan?
CAMRA has invited the new first minister of Wales, Vaughan Gething (pictured) for a drink to discuss the future of the nation’s pubs. On the agenda ar...
Campaign calls for rethink on business rates in Wales
CAMRA wants the Welsh government to rethink its business rates to protect pubs from closure. The Campaign warns that the newly announced reduction in...
Regulator raps Rebel
A Welsh brewery has been taken to task for a fourth time by industry regulators for the packaging of some of its products. Tiny Rebel Brewing was foun...
Cash boost for Welsh pubs
Pubs in Wales will receive more than £690,000 from the Community Ownership Fund to allow them to stay open. The Cross Inn and the Tafarn Crymych Arms...
Welsh pub grows community links
If licensee Siôn Jones (pictured) is not pulling pints then he is likely to be pulling weeds in his pub’s new garden. The Tafarn y Plu, which is also...
Cash boost to help Welsh pubs diversify
Welsh pubs are to get Pub is The Hub to support to offer essential services, including food stores after being given a £25,000 cash injection. The org...
Lion roars to Welsh guide first
Licensees Simon and Nina Cole are celebrating their pub, the White Lion in Llanelian-yn-Rhos, featuring in CAMRA’s flagship Good Beer Guide for the 30...
Landlady celebrates 50 years at same pub
Wrexham licensee Jean Williams has celebrated notching up 50 years serving pints from the bar of the Griffin Inn, Gresford. The pub has links back to...
Brewer puts 100 pubs up for sale
One of the most significant features of the pub industry since the lockdown is the interest corporate property investors are taking in UK pubs. Brains...
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