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May 13, 2023
By Tim Kowols -- When you see approximately 130 Ukraine-themed planters this weekend at Bonnie Brooke Gardens in Sturgeon Bay, owner Paul Kell sees a tribute to his friend.
October 3, 2022
READERS have shared their memories after a pub closed its doors with immediate effect.
October 3, 2022
READERS have shared their memories after a pub closed its doors with immediate effect.
April 4, 2021
Paul and Suzanne Kell are taking up the reins at the Farmers Arms in Newbarns. The pair also run The Newton Arms in Dalton and have been at the beloved pub for the last five years. They are due to run the Hollow Lane watering hole alongside the Dalton pub. Sue Pattinson posted: “So glad this pub is reopening. Always brilliant atmosphere and always very friendly.” Tara Jefferson wrote: “Good luck to them both. Glad to see it reopening.” Vicki Brown said: “Good luck Paul and...
January 7, 2021
By Luke Jarmyn Audience and Content Editor (Business) DALTON: The Newton Arms. A DALTON pub owner has criticised the Government’s decision to ban takeaway alcohol. Newton Arms landlord Paul Kell believes the current lockdown restrictions are unfair on pubs, highlighting that it is not a “level playing field”. “I think it’s wrong that pubs aren’t allowed to sell takeaway alcohol,” Mr Kell said. ...
January 6, 2021
A Dalton pub owner has criticised the Government’s decision to ban takeaway alcohol. Newton Arms landlord Paul Kell believes the current lockdown restrictions are unfair on pubs, highlighting that it is not a “level playing field”. “I think its wrong that pubs arent allowed to sell takeaway alcohol,” Mr Kell said. “If other pubs are similar to us, they will be left with stock thatll go out of date. “Yet, supermarkets can sell as much alcohol as they like? “I don’t ...
December 30, 2020
A Barrow councillor has commended a Dalton pub landlord for his impressive charity work. Dalton South councillor, Steve Nott, praised Paul Kell, landlord at the Newton Arms, after donating £700 to Furness Homeless Support Group. Mr Kell had raised the money by holding a birthday fundraiser and has revealed he is delighted with the amount of donations. A cheque of £330 was paid to the charity on Monday, with £370 donated online. Cllr Nott has now highlighted Mr Kells generosity. H...