THE team at the Old Crown Inn in Uley will be serving drinks in the open air tomorrow, from a special horsebox bar. Ben and William Gwyer will be serving brews from the box throughout the day from midday until late. Visitors will be able to
PUBS in Thornbury are ready to welcome customers for the first time since lockdown began in March. With only one day to go, we have compiled a list of some of the venues which will be reopening this weekend. These are the pubs that have confirmed
PUBS across the district are ready to welcome customers for the first time since lockdown began in March. With only one day to go, we have compiled a list of some the venues which will be reopening this weekend. These are the pubs that have
Pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes have all been given the go ahead by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, to re-open from tomorrow. As lockdown restrictions continue to ease, many locals will be off to the pub on Saturday as landlords finally open their
WOTTON Travel is back in business. The Renishaw owned firm, based on Wotton High Street, reopened on Monday on an appointment only basis. Although the shop has been closed during lockdown, the team have been hard at work throughout, supporting
The Codrington Arms, North Road, will re-open tomorrow. With new guidelines in place, customers can expect a different experience to before lockdown. To comply with Government guidelines, new measures are in place at The Cod. In a post on
Stanshawes Court Hotel is among the pubs re-opening on Saturday July 4, following a three month closure. To comply with Government guidelines on coronavirus and social distancing, 'Stanners' will look slightly different. Landlord Paul Davies
PUBS across the district are ready to welcome customers for the first time since lockdown began in March. With only one day to go, we have compiled a list of the venues which will be reopening this weekend. These are the pubs that have confirmed
A suggestion after reading Roger Gough's thoughtful letter about the Mummers 'blacking up' and the offence to people of BAME descent. My understanding from a quick web search is that the practice comes from the Darking Day tradition, a celebration
Plans for five homes which will “spoil” the tranquillity of a Grade II*-listed church and graveyard have been approved. The houses, opposite St Saviour’s church cemetery in Bell Road, Coalpit Heath, were granted permission despite objections from
