The Bay Mare is an end of terraced listed building on a main busy road; the A666 linking Blackburn to Bolton. Surrounding the pub is plenty of residential housing and lots of local businesses that support the pub. The pub is located in Astley Bridge, a suburb of Bolton, Greater Manchester.

The Bell is prominently situated in the middle of Cotton End, a small village on the outskirts of Bedford. The pub is a small, attractive, thatched pub with a very large beer garden and benefits being the only pub in the village with other local amenities such as a School, Church, Village hall with playing fields and park. The pub lies on the A600 High Road between Shorstown and the hamlet of Herrings Green with easy trasnport links to Bedford. There is a desire to consider a joint investment to maximize the external area throughout the whole year and provide a community pub for all.

The Bell and Bucket is a delightful and charming little nook of a pub tucked into the heart of the Tyne and Wear Town of North Shields. North Shields has a strong pub offering with plenty of outlets focussing on Real Ale and Craft Beers. The Bell and Bucket is no exception coupling that offer with a strong Sunday Lunch offering.

The Bell Inn , is a 18th century traditional country inn with rooms. It is situated in the village of cross houses just four miles south of the bustling market town of Shrewsbury. The Pub is located on the busy A458 road and benefit's from not only a great local community but also passing trade from its prime location.

The Black and Grey is a corner plot public house located on the periphery of the famous Northumberland Market Town of Morpeth. The site is in a prominent position with traffic entering and leaving the Town in pursuit of the main A1 road to and from Newcastle and Edinburgh. The outlet is only a short stroll into the main centre which has a vast selection of shops both independent and branded as well as all local all amenities.

The Black Bush is an attractive, detached pub situated in the heart of the village of Washington. Benefiting from the local school, church and shops being within walking distance, along with an abundance of housing estates in the surrounding vicinity. Washington is technically classed as Sunderland, however it is an equal distance from the centres of Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland, making transportation links extremely accessible.