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A man and a woman are standing behind a bar inside a pub. There are beer taps across the counter. The man has grey hair and is wearing a checked shirt. The woman has short broken hair and is wearing glasses.

'We saw future in failing pub, now it's UK's best'

The Bailey Head receives Camra's accolade after being saved from redevelopment nine years ago.

A white pub with a blue sign on the front which says "Blue Bell" on it. There is also a blue cartoon thermometer on a sign showing how much money has been raised.

Fundraising appeal launched to reopen village pub

The Blue Bell in Cocking needs £30,000 to continue and welcome new tenants.

Mer Lally behind the bar at the Talbot Inn. She is smiling at a customer whose back is in vision. A half drunk pint of beer is on the bar.

Publicans struggle to stay afloat amid rising costs

Some publicans say rising costs and change of habits means they are struggling to stay afloat.

View of four beer pumps on a bar. Labelled from right (the closest) to left; Carlisle, John Smith, Fosters, Moretti. Behind them, at a right angle are more beer pumps, a pint on the bar, and a window

Independent brewers want more access to pubs

Small brewers want rules changed so the area's many "tied pubs" are able to offer their products.

An existing guest room at the Plume of Feathers, the building is made of brown brick and has grey tiles on the roof. Around the building is grass and small trees.

Fears over expansion plan for village pub

The scheme for the Grade II-listed building includes adding a wedding venue and accommodation.

Cliff Parisi in a tartan hat and black-framed glasses standing in front of a bar in a pub. He has stubble and is wearing a flat-cap. He appears to be wearing a black coat or suit jacket.

Pub campaign backed by EastEnders actor falls short

The group, supported by Cliff Parisi, thanks people for their support.

A view of a person pulling a pint of golden beer behind a bar with several silver pumps.

Bar staff offered training to make venues safer

Organisers hope the training will significantly improving safety for both customers and staff.

The exterior of a cream-coloured country pub with white windows and a green door. A sign hangs on the front reading 'The Staveley Arms'.

17th Century village pub announces closure

Managers say costs are rising and government needs to do more to support pub sector.

North Yorkshire

Google Street View image of the 18th Century office building and the Purple Turtle from across Gun Street. They are both three storeys tall and the Purple Turtle is painted purple.

Plan to expand popular club paused for visit

The application, for the buildings in Gun Street, is expected to be approved by councillors later.