The government is to relax licensing laws if home teams make it to the semi-finals or final of the forthcoming Euros football tournament. The Licensing Act will be relaxed...
Longer hours for pubs if home teams do well at Euros
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Charity beer festival will include world record attempt
There is just under a week to go until Macclesfield’s annual Charity Beer Festival, which will take place on Friday and Saturday, 10th and 11th May. This year’s event, which...
Wrexham publicans plan first music and beer festival
A husband and wife team are toasting success after running a community pub in Wrexham for more than two decades. Chelly and Mark Jones at the Stanton House, Chirk Mark Jones...
Beer festival returns to Masons Arms, Branscombe
A beer festival which had been running for more than 30 years is set to return to a Devon village this bank holiday weekend. Despite a few years without the festival, during...
Anniversary beers and a Bristol brewery trail
Left Handed Giant is celebrating its ninth anniversary with a trio of new collaborations, as well as looking forward to a bank holiday weekend event. So Interesting (6.5%...
Bangers, brews, and a date with a legendary giant
Cornwall brewpub The Driftwood Spars has announced dates for its annual Sausage and Ale Weekender, which will tie in with the first May bank holiday. The event — from...
Who’s pouring at this year’s Gravity Beer Festival?
The full brewery line-up has been revealed for Gravity Beer Festival, which is returning to Summerhall, Edinburgh, this September. Following its successful debut last year,...
Enjoy a great charity walk in Herefordshire cider country
Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Company is opening its doors for its annual charity blossom walk, which will take place on Saturday, 4th May. Visitors enjoy cider and perry at...
Sean returns to Suffolk for first meet the brewer session
Suffolk-born brewer Sean O’Reilly is now based in Rochdale, but he is heading back to his home county for his first meet the brewer event. Every month, the Theberton...