Lost Guildford pubs that we still miss today and what they ... by David Bradshaw; 12:47, 20 Sep 2022; See news near you. Guildford's GBK used to be a pub called The ... and Guildford is no different.

Nearly 50 years since the IRA attacked two soldiers' pubs, an inquest has re-examined the case. Skip to content. ... near Guildford, in 1973 was an early attack against a military target.

Jane Lyons and Brian Matthews who ran one of Guildford's oldest pubs, The Keep, worked their last shift on Friday night (February 28) after deciding to step away from the business.

A young woman has died after being hit by a lorry on the A31 in Surrey. It happened on the A31 Hogs Back at Puttenham near Guildford, just before 14:00 BST on Tuesday. The woman, who was in her ...

News; UK News; Pubs; More than 400 pubs closed for good this year - find out which ones have shut near you Rising costs and changing habits saw an average 34 pubs a month close for good during ...

WETHERSPOON is set to open more than 600 pubs on Christmas Day, allowing punters to get together and mark the occasion. The pub giant has revealed to The Sun the complete list 664 branches that wil… ...

The firm has unveiled two new pubs so far this year and hopes to build on that number. It comes as Wetherspoons revealed this morning that like-for-like purchases had jumped 5.6 per cent in the 13 ...

Time called on UK's pubs: 'Bloodbath' of the boozers as more than 1,000 shut last year - how many closed near YOU? Pub industry bosses warn Britain's boozers will face an unprecedented crisis ...

WETHERSPOONS fans can rejoice as the popular chain is set to open 13 new locations in the UK this year. The pub giant currently has 796 venues – but this number will surpass 800 by the end of… ...

Living near pubs, bars and fast-food restaurants could be bad for heart health. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2024 / 02 / 240227130733.htm.

Lost Guildford pubs that we still miss today and what they are now. ... Pubs have been closing in large numbers across the UK in recent decades, often making way for shops or flats ...

Pubs in Guildford were surrounded by army camps and popular with recruits. Prof Hennessey confirmed this would have made them attractive targets for the IRA. Four of the five who died were soldiers.