All news on the topic: Pubs

It has been revealed that almost half of all UK pubs have seen pint prices soar to over £5. This comes after steady increases to the price of a pint since the 2008 recession.

A pub's green credentials are just as important as what's on the menu as sustainability grows in relevance, research finds

Clamour for change comes after a Government-commissioned review last year recommended a ban on lighting up outside any premises that sells food and drink to ensure hospitality is smoke-free

The Stonegate Group, which owns around 4,500 pubs, bars and, and clubs across the UK, has introduced "dynamic pricing" which ups the price when its venues are busier

Joe Haggarty says Coventry City Council planning officials have also taken exception to his flags at the front of The New Albany - despite the fact they and the wooden fence have been in place for years

Analysis by the Scotch Whisky Association found whisky drinkers would pay £200 more a year in tax compared to people who order pints of cider

A pub in Barry, Wales is using traffic cones to prevent parents of a nearby school from using the business' car park to pick up their children after they "wouldn't listen"

Landlord Paul Dean, 48, was previously ordered to tear down a £13,000 garden shelter in his pub but has now won the right to keep it - as long as he follows the council's ruling

Ye Olde Leathern Bottel is one of the oldest pubs in the UK - and it's got a few spooky stories attached to it, with the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin said to have once hidden there

Around 25,000 bricks from the Crooked House pub were locked away in a 'padlocking ceremony' to stop people profiting from the disaster after some were seen being sold on Facebook

The Widow Frost on Leeming Street in Mansfield told its customers this week it will be shutting its doors for the final time on September, 22

Everyone knows people in the hospitality industry have their own nicknames for customers, but there is one reference people may regret hearing next time their in the pub

The Brass Button pub in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, became infamous on social media, with photos of its lacklustre beer garden and arrangement of chairs circulating widely

One of the traditional pubs is more than 650 years old and has its walls adorned with boots, saddles and muskets while the other is like taking a step back into the past

Frank Dyson, 71, owner of the Castle Barge in Newark, listed it for sale at £325,000, which includes all fixtures and fittings, and has already attracted early enquiries from interested parties

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has urged the Government to amend licensing laws following the pub industry's frustration with restrictions on when alcoholic beverages can be served

Carly and Adam Taylor owned "Britain's wonkiest pub", called The Crooked House, which was destroyed earlier this month in a fire police and a council is investigating

One of the most widely drunk-at pub chains in the UK will be offering free drinks this Sunday to celebrate England reaching the World Cup Final for the first time since 1966 - but there's one condition...

Three-quarters of Brits say they actively make time in their day to go outdoors – but almost two-thirds are unsure of places worth exploring near where they live

The Tilted Barrel has taken on the mantle as the wonkiest pub in Britain and is just five miles away in the Midlands from The Crooked House which burned down and was then demolished

The owners of the Carlton Tavern in Maida Vale, west London, were ordered to rebuild it after it was demolished without permission. Campaigners want the same for Crooked House pub

Mark Winterbottom, from Wolverhampton, was devastated after The Crooked House in Himley, Dudley, West Midlands, went up in flames on August 5 in a suspected arson attack

Four in ten Brits describe themselves as 'creatures of habit' - and are reluctant to change things like what they eat for breakfast, or their oral health routine

The beloved 18-century pub was set on fire more than a week ago and an ongoing arson investigation was set up - yet some people are trying to make a profit from the blaze

The 18th century boozer, near Dudley, West Midlands, was famed for its wonky walls was destroyed in a fire, which is now being investigated by police