Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
Developers building near music venues will be required to soundproof their buildings under planned changes to licensing rules, aimed at reducing noise complaints.
At the time, alehouses and bars were primarily members-only, leaving only selected lodges and taverns for your everyday folks, which were geared more toward travelers rather than locals.
Five of the best beer gardens to visit in Bexley this bank holiday
The Alma in Sidcup is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and exceptional service, offering a homely feel and a stunning back garden that keeps visitors returning.
Historic Swiss Cottage pub gains protection from redevelopment
Alan Selwyn, planning lead at the Belsize Society, expressed delight that the pub's significance has been recognized, aiming to collaborate with owners for community benefits.
History behind lost Hornchurch pub with sports-inspired name
The Cricketers Public House, opened in 1830 in High Street, honored the local Hornchurch Cricket Club, reflecting its significance in the village and Essex.
An Irish breakfast, more than a morning meal, features eggs, grilled tomato, baked beans, rashers, black and white puddings, alongside hearty Irish soda bread.
Pubs in this north London borough could soon stay open later
With more noise complaints than ever, beloved local venues are frequently finding themselves at the mercy of councils' licence hearings... a great pub in Clerkenwell, the Sekforde, called on Londoners to help keep it open after noise complaints.