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Admiral Taverns is founded by the Landesberg and Rosenberg Families in London.
The Group acquires over 3,000 pubs over a series of 13 acquisitions (between 2004 – 2010)
Admiral moves its Head Office to Chester.
Admiral launches Agenda – a monthly magazine to licensees offering exclusive tips, advice and offers as well as news stories and best practice on all aspects of running a pub.
Admiral launches My Pub Superstore – an online commercial store for licensees.
New management team appointed under Managing Director Kevin Georgel and new strategy launched to transform Admiral taverns into a leading community pub operator with a refined portfolio of sustainable wet-Led pubs.
The Group expands its catering support to pubs, launching a new food development menu suite and appointing dedicated catering experts to its commercial team.
The Admiral Taverns Development Programme is launched to support licensees, providing comprehensive training and development.
New investors Cerberus Capital Management come on board.
Awarded Best Leased and Tenanted Pub Company at 2013 Publican Awards.
Admiral Taverns launches Business Support Agreement, transforming support for first time licensees.
Admiral Taverns confirms that the business restructuring is now complete with estate of c. 800 sustainable, wet-led pubs. Strategy affirmed to cement the Group as the UK’s Best Operator Of Community Pubs.
Admiral Taverns accelerates ambitious capex investment programme announcing largest ever single investment of £330,000 in The Greyhound, Tetbury.
Admiral Taverns is Awarded Best Leased and Tenanted Pub Company at 2016 Publican Awards.
The Firbank, Wythenshawe is awarded Best Community Pub at Great British Pub Awards 2016.
Team Admiral completes The Three Peak challenge, raising over £70,000 over the course of four years for chosen charities including The British Heart Foundation, Mind and Macmillan.