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Chiara Wilkinson Published: 11:30 AM April 7, 2021    Updated: 11:47 AM April 7, 2021 Pubs with outdoor spaces like The Adam & Eve in Homerton can reopen from April 12. - Credit: Miranda Shutler Pubs and other hospitality businesses across Hackney have been busy preparing to reopen their doors to the public for outside food and drinks from April 12. After months of restrictions to combat the spread of Covid-19, the UK government will be lifting more lockdown measures from Monday. Justine Bonner is the general manager for The Adam & Eve pub on Homerton High Street, which will reopen on A...

Chiara Wilkinson The Three Compasses pub on Dalston Lane. - Credit: The Three Compasses After months of anticipation, prime minister Boris Johnson has given Hackney hospitality the go-ahead to welcome visitors for food and alcohol outside from April 12. So if you are wondering where to book in Hackney, the  Gazette has rounded up a few of the great beer gardens in the borough opening the week of April 12. The Adam and Eve, Homerton 155 Homerton High St, Homerton, London E9 6AS Adam & Eve pub on Homerton High Street. - Credit: Miranda Shutler The Adam and Eve on Homerton High Street is h...

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Behind the scenes as Surrey pubs prepare their gardens for an April return Pubs in Epsom, Farnham, Godalming and Cranleigh explain the mood and changes they're making ahead of the April return of pub gardens Updated Manager Daniel Clamp of The Jolly Coopers in Epsom says normality can not come soon enough (Image: Surrey Live - Grahame Larter) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’...

A t live and online Anglo-Jewish community events since the end of Lockdown 2, one has not heard much wailing about the severe tier restrictions on public houses. There are doubtless some property owners who have pubs among their tenants, but it has not been a particularly vocal group. Jews generally don’t do booze. There are among us Kiddush whisky connoisseurs and fine wine mavens still looking for other choices than Palwin. And I know the late great Chazan Kalman Fausner – my Hebrew mentor – was partial to half a pint of bitter at the Freemasons on Western Road in Hove after a mornin...