After closing for nine months, Barnet's historic Black Horse has been brought back to life by three local residents. In the latest edition of Taproom Talks, co-owner Simon Anderson discusses rescuing
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Nearly 32,000 pubs, social clubs and eligible live music venues across England are set to benefit from an additional 20% cut to their business rates bills from April 2027.
Last week The Pub Show team headed to Southwark Park for the 2026 London Craft Beer Festival, joining drinks producers, hospitality professionals and beer lovers for a packed celebration of brewing cr
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For years, the conversation around moderation has focused on alcohol-free beer. But another category is quietly carving out a place on bars across the UK: session-strength beer.
Stonegate Group's managed pubs and Craft Union venues served more than 796,000 drinks as football fans flocked to pubs to watch England's 2am World Cup kick-off against Mexico, with spirits sales reac
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For this edition of Taproom Talks, The Pub Show spoke to Eamonn England and Arina Piskunova, the husband-and-wife team behind The Windsor Castle in East Finchley and the latest winners of the BII Lice
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BII Licensee of the Year finalist Sonia Labatut discusses community, team culture, resilience and the lessons learned from transforming The Plough East Sheen into a thriving local pub.
The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) has announced Eamonn England and Arina Piskunova of The Windsor Castle as the winners of its prestigious Licensee of the Year Award (LOYA) 2026.
Ahead of The Pub Show, we’re speaking to the finalists of the BII Licensee of the Year Award to celebrate the operators, teams and venues shaping the future of the UK pub sector. Among this year’s fin
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