All news on the topic: Pubs

With dry-aged rare beef and slow-cooked pork belly served with a mega Yorkshire pudding and all of the trimmings, it's no surprise Brits are willing to play the waiting game!

The customer, who may be confused with another pub, had complained about everything from the food taking too long to arrive to a hair in the meal - despite the kitchen being closed on the day of the alleged visit

David Twentyman, 40, who has a limp caused by a brain tumour and cannot drink alcohol due to his treatment, claims that he was turned away from a Manchester bar for appearing "too drunk"

One couple with four kids fear they will be left with no home despite if they pub they run in Morecambe, Lancs, eventually has to close

As another exciting summer of sports approaches, many women will be heading to the pubs to support their teams - though many are still hesitant.

When Harvey Tyrrell touched unsafe lighting in the beer garden of a pub in Harold Wood, Essex, the youngster - described as a "beautiful little soul" - suffered fatal injuries

One in three Brits admit to over-embellishing tales they share at their local - with over half doing so to get a laugh from their mates, a study has found

Brighton has been named the best place for a night out in the UK, followed by Bath and York - while Slough, Basildon and Bracknell scored quite low on Public First's Night Out Index

Pub owners in Salisbury say the decision to remove traditional hanging baskets for more environmentally-friendly ones will take a big hit on a local business supplying the flowers

Nearly three in ten say they usually forget to apply sunscreen - with their face, neck, and shoulders most likely to go red while enjoying a pint

Melissa Sloan has more than 800 tattoos and her face has been inked three times. But she has paid a high price for her body art, getting banned from pubs and barred from school

Butchers Arms landlord Mark Robbie said the dine and dash appears to be a growing issue across the UK after he posted about a group of three customers who left his pub without paying

Some of the top steps employers and colleagues could take include the correct use of pronouns in the workplace, and having LGBTQ+ employee groups, research has found

The cost of brewing beer has risen due to higher energy costs, inflation, and supply chain issues - and sadly pubs are forced to pass on the price hikes to customers, they claim

Mourners came from her immediate family and friends, and her much bigger family of local people who appreciated the relaxed, friendly atmosphere of her pub, the New Inn

Tim Griffiths, 68, decided to build an incredible back garden pub complete with stained glass windows and an "aquarium". He built it as a homage to traditional pubs, which he says have been lost

Newport in Pembrokeshire is home to the Golden Lion, described by locals as one of the best pubs in Wales. Serving people for over 300 years, the pub has a good selection of local ales and Welsh ciders

Dale Harvey, 37, and his wife-to-be Holly Booth, 31, set out in March last year on their pub challenge and have since visited 1,549 spots across the country, having an alcoholic drink in every one.

Steve Kirk, landlord of The Neptune pub in Derby, is now despairing after one of his biggest charity fundraising events - Armed Forces Day on June 24 - could be affected

The Fisherman's Arms in Newlyn, Cornwall, said the outstanding £215 bill which remained unpaid at the weekend has now been paid in full - and the family also added a tip

Edward O’Reilly has been named on social media as one of the punters who enjoyed a slap-up meal at the Fisherman's Arms before slipping out without paying - but he says he's been wrongly accused

Tim Clarke has visited 240 Wetherspoons across the UK and kept the menus as proof. But he doesn't think that's enough and wants the boozer to bring out a 'passport' scheme

Karim Ullah, who runs the Brohmon restaurant in Essex, expressed his disbelief over CCTV taken at a pub in Cornwall, saying he recognises two of the group members who "did a runner"

Less than two-thirds of 18-26-year-olds now list football as their favourite sport to watch - and many are losing interest in live sports altogether

Talking to Andrew Marr on LBC radio Tim said there were "no limits" on prices during the cost of living crisis when asked about price rises