You know where you are with the pub sign, and no pub tourist should pass by without tipping their hat to one of this country’s great glories. Here is the novelist Sebastian Faulks rightly waxing ...

If the pub is named after an Irish surname, that’s a good sign, says Dalton, as it suggests it was named after an owner or family. The Irish do pubs “amazingly well,” says Dalton ...

A sign has appeared in the window of a 'landmark' city pub looking for a couple to take it over and restore it to its former glory. The Falcon pub on Lower Bridge Street in Chester city centre has ...

VENUE: Not too many venues boast a second reference, but the Cricketers in Port Melbourne has been fondly referred to as the ‘The Hole in the Wall’. Its backstreet location makes this the rarest of ...

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The bosses of a quintessential village pub are "delighted" to have won an esteemed award. The Cricketers on The Green has scooped its first AA Rosette for culinary excellence. The venue - which ...

a ball and three stumps replacing the previous sign. The pub will reopen on April 5, with a full evening of entertainment ...

a ball and three stumps replacing the previous sign. The pub will reopen on April 5, with a full evening of entertainment planned, followed by a charity fun day on April 6. A Cricketers Southwick ...

It was then that Patidar came up with the idea of repairing gloves and cricket pads to help cricketers who couldn't afford them. "The cricketing gear is very expensive, and gloves as well as leg ...

“No worries. We’ll be screening the game live. The Canny Lad - your go to pre match pub. Ha'way the Lads!” The new pub will be a sister site to The Canny Lad in Newcastle, which brought a ...

Plans have been revealed to expand the places to live on former historic pub land in Bedworth. The Cricketers Arms had stood on Nuneaton Road since 1875 but was demolished back in 2019.

Another pub with deep cricketing ties was The Cricketers, also on London Road. Established in 1789, it was initially called The White Swan before becoming a Young’s pub in 1831. The venue served ...