All news on the topic: Pubs

Sir Keir Starmer announced on Thursday that pubs across England and Wales will be able to stay open late for the round of 16 match, which kicks off at 1am on Monday.

Customers report having to use cash at stores such as Tesco and to buy drinks due to outage at payments processor WorldPay.

Criminals in Britain might soon be prohibited from entering pubs, attending concerts, and going to sports matches following their release from prison. This comes under new sentencing powers revealed on Sunday as part of the government’s strategy to reduce crime.

BrewDog beers have been removed from nearly 2,000 British pubs, delivering a significant setback to the brewing company, which had to close 10 of its own pubs just weeks earlier.

A man has been arrested after a 63-year-old died following an attack outside a Wetherspoons pub in London on Saturday.

Industry body says businesses and jobs at risk unless Rachel Reeves’s tax changes delayed or altered.

Diageo, which owns Guinness, was forced to place ’allocation limits’ on the number of kegs UK pubs could receive in the run up to Christmas due to a surge in the stout’s popularity.

Number of pubs open fell to 39,096 by end of June and experts say tax rises in 2025 could result in more closures

Flights to Berlin are fully booked and Tesco thinks it will shift 1m pizzas in massive boost to the economy

A London pub is running in this year’s General Election and the owner has warned of some harsh policies on the horizon if he wins.

A grenade has been found in Darwen town centre, leading to an emergency lockdown and the arrival of a bomb disposal unit.

A historic pub in London’s south-west was severely damaged in a fire on Friday night, London Fire Brigade said.

A group of squatters locked themselves inside the hotel and gastropub on Wednesday and have since boarded up the windows

The group, which also owns chains including Peach Pubs and Revolucion de Cuba, said it has been hit by cost-of-living pressures and regular train strikes affecting its younger customer base.

Stonegate Pub Company, which has a network of more than 4,400 UK pubs and bars including Slug & Lettuce, has said there is a risk that its debt cannot be refinanced by its July 2025 deadline

The Loxley Pub on Pelham Street, lost its signage on Wednesday afternoon, with passersby noticing the large sign, which reads The Loxley, had fallen on the street

Cheeky King Charles Spaniel Bertie worried his sitters when he disappeared from the family home - he was found munching on crisps in his favourite hang out spot: the local pub, where he is known by name

Blackpool was once the UK's most popular seaside resort, but while locals dub it as a 's***hole' - many are quick to point out it boasts the UK's cheapest pint

Landlady Gina Birch has run the historic Lamb and Flag in Welney, Norfolk, for 25 years but now fears the 230-year-old business will have to close due to flooding

The Gin Trap Inn on the scenic North Norfolk coast in Ringstead near Hunstanton has been named the best pub to stay in in the UK, and sits close to Blue Flag beaches such as West Runton, Cromer and Sheringham

Ahead of Jeremy Hunt's Budget announcement tomorrow, the Mirror spoke to a pub trade expert about the state of the industry and the best-case scenario for landlords

The Minerva, Plymouth's oldest pub, is hoping someone will return their beloved bench which went missing on Saturday morning. Landlady Rosa Abel said she is hoping to offer a "token gesture" to anyone who brings their bench back

Crooked House, near Dudley, West Midlands, must now be "rebuilt back to what it was" after a fire ravaged the pub and it was demolished last year, and the community is delighted

After struggling publicans warned the much-loved British boozer is at a heightened risk of disappearing - as the cost of living crisis deepens - we asked if customers had reluctantly turned their back on the traditional local

Struggling publicans warn the much-loved British boozer is at risk of disappearing unless the government steps in. But as a spiralling cost-of-living crisis continues to hit us in the pocket, can we still afford to support our struggling pubs?