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Confirmed: The JD Wetherspoons pubs in East Lancs that will open in a few weeks WITH just a matter of weeks to go until pubs are allowed to starting serving customers again, one chain has confirmed which of its venues are set to open their beer gardens to the public. JD Wetherspoon announced yesterday that over 300 of the company’s pubs would be opening come April 12 and among them are three in East Lancashire. The Boot Inn, Burnley, the Commercial Hotel, Accrington and the Old Chapel in Darwen will all be open for business. The pubs will be open from 9am to 9pm (Sunday to Thursday in...

Wetherspoon to reopen 394 pubs - but are any of them in East Lancashire? JD Wetherspoon is to open beer gardens, rooftop gardens and patios at 394 of its pubs in England when the lockdown continues to ease from April 12, the company has announced. A full list of the venues that are set to open has yet to be released – though many of East Lancashire’s pubs do house patios and gardens, so it is expected they will open. The Old Chapel in Darwen, the Boot Inn in Burnley, the Commercial Hotel in Accrington and the Wallace Hartley in Colne all have licensed outdoor seating areas.

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 Johnson's 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 meal" rule, or Scotch egg rule, and scrapped the nightly curfew due to the confusion both caused. ...

Dorset pubs and bars are anxiously awaiting to hear if Dorset will move TIers. RESTAURANT and pub bosses in Dorset have spoken of the devastation businesses would suffer by the county staying in Tier 2 Covid regulations - with fears raised that some would remain shut forever. Both Dorset Council and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council areas were placed in Tier 2 level by the Government at the end of the second lockdown in early December, and have been waiting anxiously for today's announcement on any Tier movements. South Dorset MP Richard Drax has long been outspoken on the 'ap...