The Cricketers, a local community pub in the heart of Chessington has reopened last week following a £120,000 investment from leading community pub company, Admiral Taverns. Licensee Diana Cook, who runs the pub alongside partner Tony, first discovered the venue when she worked as a barmaid. One shift was all it took to ensure she never left! After becoming the bar manager in 2016 she decided to take on the pub full time, taking over as licensee in 2017.

The community of Newton Heath have been celebrating this week after the reopening of their local pub, the New Crown Inn, following a £80,000 investment by leading community pub company Admiral Taverns.

The Woodman Inn, a popular community pub in Durham is excited to invite locals down for their first ever Caribbean-themed rum festival on Saturday, 18th August. Rum is rapidly gaining popularity as the perfect spirit for summer and licensees Sean and Jean Quilty are encouraging guests to dress for the occasion in their best pirate […]

As the UK’s leading community pub company, Admiral Taverns will be lending its support to the Long Live The Local campaign which is calling for a cut in the devastatingly high beer duty. The group's Chief Executive, Kevin Georgel voices Admiral Taverns’ support here.

Durham pub’s local favourite ‘Beer, Bangers and Cocktail’ Festival returns for its third year with a cocktail and prosecco bar! Back by popular demand, the Woodman Inn’s beer and bangers festival returned for a third year to Durham The pub will be building on last year’s success with the introduction of a prosecco and cocktail […]