the ingenuity shown by so many to keep pubs alive by providing essential local services has been remarkable

News

The Publican - Sell More Save More pubs look to the future

Licensees pick out their key successes from our year-long project. Onwards and upwards!

Our category champions have now completed their work at the four pubs involved in Sell More, Save More 2. But their influence and advice will linger on for very much longer ­ and hopefully continue to push the pubs' businesses forward throughout 2009 and beyond.

Mark White at the Cross Keys in Henley, Suffolk, is pushing ahead with a new farm shop and other plans at the pub with renewed confidence.

Refusing to stand still

The Cross Keys is a business which has refused to stand still during the project ­ and that carries on with Mark White's latest plan to open his own farm shop behind the pub, with the support of Business Link and possibly Pub is the Hub.

"It's another opportunity for people to come and visit you ­ it's footfall driving," he says. "We're also starting a takeaway menu for the same reason."

Read original story here

In the News

19-Jul-2010

Morning Advertiser - Pub is the Hub to aid 50 Welsh pubs

Pub is the Hub hopes to regenerate 50 rural Welsh pubs, thanks to support from the Prince of Wales, which will allow them to open an office there.
Read More

17-Jul-2010

The Westmorland Gazette - New countryside fund launched

A NEW fund for farmers and people living and working in the countryside will be launched on Thursday (July 22).
Read More

16-Jul-2010

Telepgraph - Prince of Wales will help regenerate 50 villages using pubs as community 'hubs'

The Prince of Wales will announce plans to regenerate 50 remote villages by using local pubs as community centres when he reveals the first beneficiaries of his new Countryside Fund charity next week.
Read More

sign-up for our newsletter

news archive