Our latest news from across the Admiral Community.
The Blue Ball, a 16th century community pub in the heart of Kintbury,Berkshire,has welcomed two knowledgeable licensees to the pub, Vanessa and Andy Lynch. The experienced duo, who also run the Barleycorn Inn, in Collingbourne Kingston took over the Admiral Taverns pub on 9th November2020. They are extremely excited to welcome the local community into […]
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Community pubs have gone above and beyond to abide by government rules and make their venues safe. Enforcing harder restrictions which go against latest evidence, is unfair and will cause a detrimental impact with the risk that some pubs may be forced to close for good. Listen to our CEO, Chris Jowsey give his views […]
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The Red Lion, a community village pub, restaurant and garden in the heart of Chobham, has successfully reopened with fantastic support from its local community. As a result of the hard work the team has put in, the pub has been awarded the prestigious TripAdvisor’s 2020 Diner’s choice award, recognising the best places to eat around the world.
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The Angel Inn, a traditional community pub in Swadlincote has recently reopened with the arrival of two experienced licensees, Ian and Lynsey Birley who have over 37 years’ worth of experience in the industry. Owned by leading UK community pub group, Admiral Taverns, their dream of running the Angel became a reality in August due to a partnership […]
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The Bricklayers Arms, a traditional community pub in the bustling town of Southampton, has reopened this weekend following a £85,000 joint refurbishment by Admiral Taverns, the UK’s leading community pub group. The pub, located close to the Port of Southampton, reopened on Monday 24th August with a welcoming reception from their community which saw the […]
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The Boat Inn, Jackfield has undergone a complete refurbishment in order to ‘future proof’ the venue against the common danger of flooding in the area, which historically has had a huge impact on small businesses such as the Boat Inn. The new work will help the pub to prepare for floods, with all the important elements, such as the wood panelled bar and wooden doors being removable. In the event of the flood the licensees can remove […]
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Our licensees have done a sterling job over the past few months in lockdown, making sure their pubs are in the best shape for the return of their customers. Check out just some of the fantastic work that our exceptional licensees have been doing, ranging from beer garden transformations, inside revamps and external refurbishments! White […]
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Congratulations to Carole Davis at the Clifton Arms in Blackburn, who’s been awarded a Mayoral Award Certificate for long-standing services to fundraising, in appreciation and recognition of the outstanding contribution she’s made to Blackburn. What a fantastic achievement, from someone who always does us proud! In April, Carole was also awarded a BBC North West […]
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The Royal Oak, a family run public house and restaurant in Brandon has been closed for refurbishment beginning 6th January 2020 and re-opened on January 20th. The pub will maintain its rustic country theme, through a joint investment of £100,000 between award winning pub company Admiral Taverns and experienced licensees Beverley Rawbone and her son […]
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The Foaming Tankard, located in Nechells, Birmingham, is celebrating the re-opening of the pub, following a joint investment with Admiral Taverns, the UK’s leading community pub operator. The pub is set to re-open on December 7th with an exciting new look after a £50,000 internal transformation. New licensee and nurse Sylvia Ferron has taken […]
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The Wychbury Inn, a local community pub owned by Admiral Taverns in the market town of Stourbridge has re-opened with the arrival of experienced licensees Kitisart and Sarisa Tangsakul. The licensees are hoping to turn the pub into a Thai sensation, introducing a delicious Thai menu and an exciting new look after a £40k refurbishment. […]
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