The economics and community behind uk pubs
Explore the world of uk pub culture and learn about the economics behind keeping doors open
How the World Cup 2026 boosted UK pub sales by £150 million
The World Cup 2026 sparked a remarkable £150m sales boost for UK pubs, with late-night matches and England’s semi-final run drawing crowds and extending trading hours.
20% Business Rates Cut for Pubs, Clubs, and Live Music Venues in England
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces a 20% business rates cut for pubs, clubs, and live music venues in England, aiming to revitalize local high streets.
How to launch a successful film club: picks, formats, licenses, and vibes
Starting a film club requires careful planning, from curating themes to securing screening rights and setting inclusive discussion norms
Andy Burnham’s 20% business rate cut for pubs, clubs, and live music venues
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a 20% cut in business rates for pubs, clubs, and live music venues in England, aiming to revitalize high streets.
How to behave in a pub during big sports events
A guide to pub etiquette for big match nights, covering queuing, table sharing, noise levels and more
How England’s World Cup Success is Boosting UK Pubs and Bars
England’s World Cup journey is providing a much-needed boost to the UK’s struggling pub sector, with some establishments reporting dramatic increases in sales and customer numbers.
Exploring uk venues with alcohol free menus for a great sober night
Sober curious nightlife is a great way to have a big night out without booze, with many uk venues offering alcohol free menus and activities
England and Scotland World Cup matches boost UK pub trade significantly
The 2026 World Cup is proving to be a game-changer for UK pubs, with England and Scotland’s matches fueling record-breaking pint sales.
World Cup 2026: England vs. Panama match boosts UK pubs with £310 million spending
As England faces Panama in the World Cup, UK pubs are preparing for a record-breaking night with an estimated £310 million spending boost.
Discover Half-Cut Coffee: Edinburgh’s Latest Community-Focused Café
Nestled in Edinburgh’s Old Town, Half-Cut Coffee is a vibrant new café that combines exceptional coffee with a warm, community-focused atmosphere.
The Dubliner Pub in Boston Boosts Capacity for World Cup Crowds
The Dubliner pub in Boston is gearing up for an influx of England fans by renting extra fridges and hiring additional staff, following a successful stint with Scotland supporters.
Prince of Wales Supports Local Pubs and Charities in South London
Prince William’s surprise visit to Peckham’s Prince of Peckham pub and Pecan charity showcases his commitment to community initiatives and local pubs.
Leith’s Port O’Leith put up for lease as long-serving landlord steps down
Port O’Leith on Constitution Street has been placed on the market for lease after a near ten-year stewardship, prompting memories of Mary Moriarty and concern over recent licensing restrictions
Edinburgh’s Jolly Judge wins cider pub award for the eighth time
The Jolly Judge has been named Branch Cider Pub of the Year again, praised by CAMRA for its selection, service and cider education
Edinburgh’s Bannerman’s to pause live shows for major refurbishment
Bannerman’s will shut for extensive repairs after leaks disrupted gigs and damaged equipment
Discovering the charm of St Machar Bar in Aberdeen
Experience the warmth and character of one of Aberdeen’s beloved pubs.
Discovering Rome: the Rione Monti district
The Rione Monti district has always been a world apart from the other areas of Rome; even its dialect was slightly different from the one spoken in the city. In order to make room for the famous Via dei Fori,…
After the Just Cavalli Cafè in Milan, Cavalli Club in Florence in opens
The first Cavalli Club has been inaugurated in Florence, with Roberto Cavalli from Just Cavalli fashion house opening the fashionable club on Saturday. The project is from architect Italo Rota, who designed the Just Cavalli Cafè in Milan, and is…
Happy Hour in Italy: bars, buffets and cocktails
All you can eat buffet and Happy Hour in Italy is the best! You can try Italian cocktails or a nice prosecco, paying a bit more for the drink and enjoying the Italian snacks available for free at the bar.…
Guide to Milan: happy hour and nightlife
While we sent out the challenge on Rome night life: best places to go and where to eat and drink, we’re setting up one on Milan as well. So anyone who’s been to Milan and is now an expert on…
Happy hour in Milan: canals and Navigli area open for business
Milan’s famous canals - the Navigli area - are full of water again after a month of being dry. If you’re enjoying some Milan nightlife you’ll be able to get back to this popular spot for a drink or two…
Bellini and Rossini cocktails for happy hour
Coming into summer in Italy, it’s time to pop out for an “aperitivo” and if you have a lake view somewhere it’s even better. Italy has some classic cocktails to try, but today we’ll look at two named after a…
Touring Rome: live music in the Pigneto district
After walking the Pigneto district in Rome to discover an avant garde area of the eternal city, scene of Roma città aperta and Bar Necci, you can continue your exploration of this district by going over the Aquila bridge and…
Life in Italy: happy hour in Milan and Italian cocktail recipes
New York Times writer Matt Gross is not silly - on looking for cheap eats in Milan, he bypassed the restaurants and went straight to the great cocktail bars of Italy, serving aperitifs for a set price with unending buffets…