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Man banned from every pub in Conwy county over appalling act of violence John Kelly launched a brutal attack on Neil Jones in the Sun Inn, Old Colwyn Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscr...

After then, among other changes, pub gardens can accept guests for the first time in months. We asked you to recommend some of the best pub gardens that the Isle of Wight has to offer. Everyone has their own personal favourite, of course, but these came up time and time again. (All we have to do now is hope for good weather....) The Bargemans Rest, Newport Yards from Newport harbour, it offers outdoor seating, parking, drinks and food. Find it tucked away in Little London, just behi...

Harpers Weighbridge Bars and restaurants will once again be able to welcome people for food and drink from April 12. But this will only be allowed in their outdoor spaces until indoor locations open on or after May 17. This time round, there will be no rule that customers have to have a ‘substantial meal’ when they drink alcohol and the 10pm curfew has been scrapped. There will still be limits on social mixing. Tables are limited to six people or two households, and people will need...

Caroline Spalding Mirrored reflection at Swinsty Reservoir - Credit: anthurren/Getty Images/iStockphoto This ten-mile route is easy to follow and takes in a huge variety of scenery and pathways beneath the eerie but beautiful Menwith Hill Camp. 1. It begins from the Stainburn Forest Car Park (nearest postcode HG3 1TQ, GR SE 236 522) at the corner of Norwood Lane and Broad Dubb Road. The car park does get busy at a weekend, with parking for up to about 30 cars.  2. From the car park, walk a sho...

Celebrate spring’s arrival while enjoying soups and supporting local restaurants during the second Soup Saunter, noon to 5 p.m. March 27 in downtown Bethlehem.

PUB regulars are set to be given the financial backing to save their beloved struggling locals in today’s Budget with the announcement of a new…

WERE all dying for a night out. Weve faced three national lockdowns and spent more time indoors than ever before in the last year. But with Boris Johnson announcing his road map out of lockdown hope for a brighter future appears to be on the horizon. If all goes well, hospitality businesses should be able to reopen for outside trading from April 12. But they wont be able to serve customers inside until May 17 at the earliest. Theres so much choice though, where should be the first p...

PUB owners across Test Valley have revealed they are raring to serve customers again in the spring as England is eased out of lockdown. On Monday, the Prime Minister announced outdoor venues like beer gardens could open from April 12 at the earliest in a bid to free the country of coronavirus restrictions. As part of Boris Johnsons four-stage plan, step 2 means customers will have to stay seated when they order food or drink outside. The Government has binned the previous "substantial m...