Birmingham Bar Launches Guinness Kebab for Six Nations
BOX bar in Birmingham's Brindley Place introduces a limited edition Guinness-marinated beef kofta kebab, available nationwide from February 5 to March 14.
Category : Hospitality Tourism
Reeves' £1,650 Pub Support Criticised as 'Too Little'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a £1,650 support package for British pubs, but experts warn it's insufficient to address the sector's severe decline since 2010.
Marston's Festive Sales Up 4% as Shares Slide
Pub giant Marston's reveals 4% like-for-like sales growth over 17 weeks, with strong Christmas trading, but shares fell up to 12% in Wednesday trading.
Sicilian Nonna Restaurant Opens in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
Vieni, a new Sicilian restaurant inspired by a real Italian grandmother's cooking, opens in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, offering authentic dishes beyond pizza and pasta.
Hotels and Holiday Parks Urge Chancellor for Rates Support
Over 130 accommodation businesses, including Hilton, Butlin's and Travelodge, have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves warning that proposed business rate hikes threaten jobs and could force price increases for guests.
Leamington Spa: Gardens, Heritage & Reasons to Visit
Explore five compelling reasons to visit Royal Leamington Spa, a historic West Midlands spa town renowned for its beautiful gardens, rich heritage, and unique attractions.
UK Tourists Face £17 EU Entry Charge from 2026
British holidaymakers will need to pay a new £17 visa-waiver fee to visit 30 European countries from late 2026, a near threefold increase on the original expected cost.
English Channel Cruise: Britain's Caribbean & Medieval France
A seven-day cruise around the English Channel reveals Cornwall's Lost Gardens, the Caribbean-like Isles of Scilly, Guernsey's tax-free shopping, and medieval Honfleur in France.
Revolution Bars Rescue Deal Saves 41 Venues, 21 Close
Administrators confirm a rescue deal for Revel Collective saves 41 venues and 1,500 jobs, but 21 sites close immediately with 591 redundancies, amid challenging economic conditions.
Birmingham Bar at Risk as Owner Files for Administration
A popular Birmingham city centre bar faces potential closure after its parent company, The Revel Collective, announced plans to appoint administrators within 10 days, citing challenging economic conditions.
Worcester Pub's £292,700 Grandstand Transformation
The Horn & Trumpet in Worcester is closing for a major £292,700 refurbishment, reopening on 11th February as a Grandstand sports pub with big screens, new menus, and community sports memorabilia.
Romantic Destinations: Flights from Birmingham from £50
Discover the world's most romantic destinations with flights from Birmingham Airport from just £50. Expert analysis reveals top spots for couples this Valentine's season.
Tamworth Tap Named UK's Best Pub for Third Year
Staffordshire's Tamworth Tap has been named the UK's best pub by CAMRA for an unprecedented third consecutive year, praised for its community spirit and drinks selection.
Evergreen Escapes Buys Two Cornish Holiday Parks
Evergreen Escapes Group has purchased Hoburne Doublebois and Hoburne St Mabyn in Cornwall, planning significant investment to enhance facilities and retain all staff.
Revolution Bars Group Faces Administration, 62 Venues at Risk
The Revel Collective, operating Revolution Bars, Revolucion de Cuba and Peach Pubs, has filed for administration, putting 62 venues at risk of closure across the UK.
UK Travel Firm Gold Crest Holidays Collapses
Gold Crest Holidays, a West Yorkshire-based travel company, has ceased trading and entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all future departures. ABTA is managing refunds for affected customers.
Lazy Landlord Marks 11 Years as Merseyside's First Micro-Pub
The Lazy Landlord in Liscard celebrates its 11th anniversary as Merseyside's pioneering micro-pub, championing community, craft beer, and mental wellbeing.
7 Best West Midlands Caravan and Camping Sites for Spring
Discover the highest-rated caravan and camping sites in the West Midlands, perfect for booking ahead of the spring season and Easter holidays in 2026.
Boom Battle Bar Birmingham Stays Open After Southend Closure
Boom Battle Bar has confirmed its Birmingham venue will remain open, following the closure of its Southend site due to economic challenges and low footfall.
Spain and Canary Islands Red Alert as Storm Ingrid Hits
Storm Ingrid triggers rare red weather warnings across Spain and the Canary Islands, with UK tourists warned of severe conditions affecting holiday hotspots.
Ryanair Urges Passengers to Stop Wearing Jeans on Flights
Ryanair has sparked debate by urging travellers to stop wearing jeans on flights, suggesting more comfortable alternatives in a viral TikTok video.
Wolverhampton's 'The Licence' Pub Aims to Reopen
A historic Wolverhampton pub, 'The Licence', is applying to reopen after a period of closure, with plans to revitalise the local community hub.
Landlord's Unique Pub Upbringing at Historic Family Inn
Gary Meads, landlord of the Coach & Horses Inn, shares his extraordinary childhood growing up in the historic pub his family has run since 1968, with rumours of JRR Tolkien visiting.
Majorca Beach Rules: App & Lounger Cuts from 2026
Majorca and the Balearic Islands will introduce a pioneering beach occupancy monitoring app and remove 1,700 sun loungers from 2026 to combat overcrowding and promote sustainable tourism.
Parkdean All-Inclusive Family Breaks from £379
Parkdean Resorts launches affordable all-inclusive family holidays starting at £379 for four, including meals and unlimited drinks at 42 UK parks.
Last Chance for Free Breakfast at Turtle Bay Birmingham
Turtle Bay in Brindley Place is offering ten lucky customers a complimentary breakfast until January 31, with specific terms including a drink purchase required.
Birmingham Pub RedBeer'd Closes After Six Years
The independent pub RedBeer'd on Pershore Road in Cotteridge has shut permanently, ending its six-year run known for craft beer and a quirky, welcoming atmosphere.
Midlands Hotelier Warns Over Tourist Tax Impact
A Midlands hotel boss warns a proposed tourism levy could harm Solihull's £1bn visitor economy, sparking intense council debate over costs and benefits.
Wetherspoons Axes Mixed Grill from All UK Pubs
Wetherspoons has permanently removed the classic Mixed Grill dish from menus across all UK pubs, citing customer complaints and operational challenges with steak preparation.
Historic Brown Trout Pub Closes After 130 Years
The Brown Trout pub near Tunbridge Wells has closed after 130 years, citing rising costs and overheads. Locals express sadness as another community hub disappears.
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