Tag: Community Services Fund

Community hub: Horncliffe pub opens community café to help local people

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  A community café at the Fishers Arms in Horncliffe, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, is bringing local people and groups together to help combat loneliness and isolation. Expert help and a Community Services Fund grant from Pub is The Hub, the not-for-profit organisation that helps pubs…

The King supports Pub is The Hub with donation to support pubs, publicans and rural communities 

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  Pub is The Hub has welcomed a donation from His Majesty The King to help independent publicans support local services and activities for communities in rural areas. The donation will help the Community Services Fund which advises publicans to diversify their services. This can…

Social Hub: Yr Eagles provides a safe space to help local peoples’ health and wellbeing

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Yr Eagles in Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd, is supporting the activities of community groups as part of its approach to tackle social isolation and support the wellbeing of local people. Expert help and a Community Services Fund grant from Pub is The Hub was provided to purchase…

Heart of the community: Tafarn yr Heliwr diversifies to help local residents 

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Tafarn yr Heliwr, in Nefyn, Gwynedd, has diversified its pub’s offer by opening an outdoor events space to help improve health and wellbeing, tackle loneliness and give the opportunity for locals to learn new skills. Expert help and a Community Services Fund grant from Pub…

Local pubs deliver invaluable socio-economic value, new report states

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Government must give pubs, which serve as the beating hearts of their communities, greater support, a report from the think-tank Localis, which features Pub is The Hub, has urged. In the report, commissioned by the British Beer & Pub Association, and entitled Inn-Valuable: unlocking the socio-economic…