In history, it's always been pubs, and pubs historically always serve food.
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By 2014, there were 48,000 pubs, according to the Lost Pubs Project.
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Ireland has ordered pubs — yes, pubs in Ireland — closed until at least March 29.
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UK craft brewers rely on their own pubs for cash flow, and craft beer pubs are thriving.
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There are 7,193 pubs in Ireland, not including Northern Ireland, according to AIB Merchant Services' 2018 Pubs Outlook.
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Later, when I started to get into the metal scene, I was in those punk pubs rather than in typical metal pubs.
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The worst offenders were named as Hungry Horse, where the average meal contained 203,220 calories, followed by Sizzling Pubs (2600,2800 calories) and Flaming Grill Pubs (1,232 calories).
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"We are looking forward to opening many more new pubs as well as investing in existing pubs over the next four years," Martin said in a statement.
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Wetherspoon, which opened three new pubs since the start of the financial year and sold 10, said it intended to open 10 pubs in the current financial year.
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Punch is currently Britain's second-biggest pubs group, but its estate will be split, with Heineken taking 1,900 pubs and real estate investor Patron more than 1,300 sites.
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Wellington is managing the portfolio by disposing of and acquiring new pubs, but the number of acquisitions is not sufficient to compensate for the number of pubs closing.
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The world's second largest brewer bought about 1,900 pubs in Britain from Punch Taverns in 2017, making its Star Pubs & Bar estate the country's third largest pub business.
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A new electronic ordering system introduced in 2016 to track sales - and make sure pubs and restaurants paid all taxes due - also forced a number of pubs to go under.
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It is a growing trend, with about 60 such pubs across the country, said the charity, which is expanding its program offering advice and funding to establish community-owned pubs.
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The number of pubs in Britain has fallen from about 1303,000 to 145,000 in a decade, Findlay said, and around three pubs a day were still closing their doors for good.
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It is one of only eight pubs in the country not to have a bar counter, an attribute related to the mid-1800s trend where modest buildings were converted into pubs.
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Hong Kong's CK Asset Holdings Ltd has agreed to buy British pubs operator Greene King, in a 4.6 billion pound ($5.58 billion) deal for the UK's biggest listed pubs and brewery group.
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"There are a wide range of cost pressures, but for pubs and particularly the community pubs that matter locally, about 70% of all the sales across the bar are beer," he said.
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British pubs "used to have their own nice little monopoly," he said, but changing trends — such as younger people consuming less alcohol — had forced pubs to offer more variety to their consumers.
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FOR A COUNTRY whose chief cultural export is its pubs—there are some 7,000 Irish pubs worldwide, and 8,21971 on the island itself—Ireland makes it surprisingly difficult to open a drinking establishment.
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Comparable sales at its more drink-led managed pubs and franchised pubs also grew by 2.7 percent, with pub retail sales rising above 3 million pounds on Christmas Day for the first time.
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Most of that has to do with rising rents that have forced dart pubs to become gastro pubs, said Patrick Chaplin, a darts enthusiast who wrote a doctoral dissertation on the sport's history.
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He initially asked people to avoid pubs but did not ask the pubs to close their doors, prompting some people, including his own father, Stanley Johnson, to declare they still planned to go.
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The pubs are absolutely full and there's never a problem.
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Meanwhile small, independent pubs struggle to compete with the chains.
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Mr Martin spends two days a week visiting his pubs.
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Everyday pubs and saloons begin to pop up after Lexington.
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London has lost over 1,000 of its pubs since 2001.
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I stumbled upon a section about pubs in the book.
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And that's exactly the role that pubs began to play.
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They meet in pubs and offices outside the parish system.
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It's still got a lot of decent bars and pubs.
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Why is it, then, that desi pubs continue to thrive?
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But where I live in Witham, there are pubs everywhere.
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I see pubs round here, but no sign of clubs.
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They did not go to pubs, restaurants, concerts or plays.
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He has started working again, designing interiors for fancy pubs.
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There were pubs where everyone used to hang out together.
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Inisheer boasts three pubs, one shop and a single church.
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Mugs and glasses from traditional English pubs are on display.
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Wetherspoon, which opened two new pubs since the start of the financial year and sold six, said on Wednesday that it intends to open between 10 and 15 pubs in the current financial year.
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What we found was that our members still wanted to go to restaurants and pubs, but felt like they were treated—especially at pubs—as if they were idiots, when really they were paying customers.
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The transactions are whole business securitisations of two leased/tenanted pub estates in the UK. As of end-August 2016, the larger Punch A's estate comprised 1,895 pubs, while Punch B's estate comprised 1,329 pubs.
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Even in the holiday's native country of Ireland, the government on Sunday ordered all pubs to shut down after videos of crowded pubs in Dublin ignited a social media uproar over the possibility of contagion.
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Even in the holiday's native country of Ireland, the government on Sunday ordered all pubs to shut down after videos of crowded pubs in Dublin ignited a social media uproar over the possibility of contagion.
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Sad to say, both pubs have been sold out for weeks.
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In pubs, they should be grumpy, arrogant, and a tad mean.
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You have these old pubs that haven't changed since the 60s.
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Catch performances at various clubs, pubs, and wine bars this summer.
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Then it extended the ruling to hotels, restaurants, bars and pubs.
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BARS and pubs have not usually been the non-drinker's friend.
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Definitely gonna be a top tier item in pubs and competitive.
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Some pubs now have "escape rooms", an idea imported from America.
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The images canonize the camaraderie and celebration found in Irish pubs.
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Clubs have closed, while food culture and late-night pubs boom.
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The Cock is part of the Samuel Smith chain of pubs.
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The pubs serve pie and chips even in 25-degree heat.
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Positively, the number of pubs on long leaseholds has been stable.
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Social life was centered on the suburb's many pubs and churches.
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Dutch brewer Heineken last week warned pubs about potential supply problems.
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In 2011, the Town & Country closed, giving way to trendier pubs.
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"The pubs had sawdust on the floor still," Mr. Galliano said.
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Noisey: How did you end up cleaning pubs and their toilets?
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Spending in pubs and on takeaway food rose by about 12%.
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Since then, the brewer's U.K. arm has continued to build its Star Pubs & Bars business, having invested over £20.04 million ($24.91 million) per year since 2014, resulting in an estate of 1,049 leased and tenanted pubs.
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Researchers noted that in small community pubs, this allows patrons to bond with drinking companions and meet new people—something that can't always happen in cavernous chain pubs or dimly lit bars pumping DJ Kygo remixes.
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SUMMARY OF CREDIT M&B is a whole business securitisation of a portfolio of 113,421 managed pubs and pub restaurants in Britain owned and operated by Mitchells & Butlers Plc (representing 80% of the M&B plc's pubs).
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We intend to open 10 to 15 pubs in current financial year.
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Even ten years ago there were two restaurants and three pubs here.
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Here's what to wear—whether you're hitting the pubs at 6 a.m.
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It has also been spending to upgrade facilities at its older pubs.
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A world-topping 40 percent of that is draught beer in pubs.
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Around Tonsley, there are rundown stores and pubs struggling to stay open.
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Brakes supplies food to pubs as well as hospitals, restaurants and schools.
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The pubs are well-maintained and feature a high minimum maintenance covenant.
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A quarter of Britain's pubs have disappeared in the last 35 years.
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Why do you convert care homes to look like pubs or cinemas?
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For Dad, there were the pubs; for Mum, bingo on the boardwalk.
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The Campaign for Real Ale says 31 pubs are closing every week.
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This is why pubs are closing because the big boys don't care.
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"Bars, nightclubs, wineries, brew pubs and the like" should close, he said.
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Times Square has countless restaurants and pubs, but few serious chefs' names.
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Other Twitter users praised some pubs for voluntarily closing, with the DublinByPub.
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They met in a variety of locales, including pubs, homes and libraries.
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He records the names of streets and neighborhoods, of restaurants and pubs.
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Previously, the only things you heard in pubs were jazz and folk.
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Brew pubs and high schools become must-stops on the campaign trail.
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Could the killer have done this just by meeting people in pubs?
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They've been spotted at pubs, cafés, metro stations, balconies, and atop bicycles.
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The Suffolk-based brewer, which operates around 20.7994,029 pubs, restaurants and hotels across England, Wales and Scotland, said it planned to dispose 50-60 pubs this year, raising proceeds of about 30-40 million pounds ($37-$13 million).
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The company, which was founded by chairman Tim Martin in 1979 and operates 875 pubs and 58 hotels across the UK and Ireland, has largely grown organically, often opening pubs in locations such as former banks and cinemas.
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Even in the holiday's native country of Ireland, the government on Sunday ordered all pubs to shut down after videos of crowded pubs in Dublin ignited a social media uproar over the possibility of contagion (nL8N2B80U6) Pubs and bars across the United States normally count on St. Patrick's Day and the March Madness college basketball tournament to bring in a large part of their annual revenue.
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Problem is ... free-standing Irish pubs don't have the dough to pay for the fight -- $10k -- so the only pubs that will do the trick are Ri Ra in Mandalay and Nine Fine Irishmen in New York, New York.
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Wetherspoon, which operates more than 900 pubs in Britain and Ireland, said it expects to incur non-cash losses of about 3 million pounds ($3.74 million) in the current fiscal year as a result of disposals of underperforming pubs.
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To fill the void, one group has started visiting the three pubs in the stadium's immediate vicinity on a rotating basis, watching old Bury games on tape, doing their bit to help meet the shortfall in the pubs' income.
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Back then, it was a densely populated area, filled with pubs and inns.
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In a city of historic pubs, the Teeling Distillery feels fresh and contemporary.
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Cheap chain-pubs socialise private drinking (supermarkets can undercut the cheapest of them).
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Poker machines are a ubiquitous feature of pubs, bars and clubs in Australia.
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Sam Cullen: I always wanted to do something where I could review pubs.
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The system is intended for public places, like pubs, restaurants or coffee shops.
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In Mansfield, where Mr Graham grew up, pubs tried bingo and raffles first.
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It is market night, and the pubs and streets are full of people.
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Police identified five crime scenes, including pubs, a park and a convenience store.
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In 225, there were 22017,22 brew-pubs, 243,20173 microbreweries and 22017 regional breweries.
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Punch's Billingham said pubs tend to generate more business once they've been updated.
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Many of these elements salute desi pubs as sites of acculturation and exchange.
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"In Smethwick there are six desi pubs doing Indian food," Mr Gill says.
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As England fans despaired, Iceland's goals were cheered in the pubs of Brussels.
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"Certain views," he warns, "are no longer confined to dingy rooms above pubs."
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Pubs in central London have held up better than those on the outskirts.
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The planning rules for such establishments are far less onerous than for pubs.
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When the newspapers moved to other locations, the employees went to other pubs.
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The government has suggested banning alcohol sales at airport pubs from 4 a.m.
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But also the relaxed ease of social interactions here, the pubs, the people.
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The city's pubs would have been gearing up for St. Patrick's Day festivities.
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Yale University anchors the lively downtown, full of bookstores, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
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After the announcement, many smaller chains and pubs across the country followed suit.
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The two pubs illustrate the three main features of the campaign in Scotland.
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However, they signalled that further restrictions on pubs and restaurants were being considered.
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The pubs of Melbourne have been vital to the city's live music scene.
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With this caveat, he found that whereas the relationship between the original number of pubs and the proportion that closed was replicated at the ward level, the percentage of Muslims in a ward did not affect the number of pubs.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - British pubs group JD Wetherspoon reported a 3.9 percent dip in first-half pretax profit and said government tax policy was penalizing pubs and restaurants that were struggling to compete with supermarket sales of cheaper alcohol.
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Many pubs will advertise they've got the "biggest" two-up game in the business, but in reality, most pubs on Anzac Day will have a game organised, as well as Returned Services League clubs and sporting venues around the country.
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Not sure if you've heard about them mate, but there are these things called pubs—thousands and thousands of them—and in these "pubs" you can buy pints of lager, glasses of wine, and thimbles of spirits without queuing for days.
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These pubs deserve a moment in the spotlight given that they strike a positive note amid the gloom of Britain's declining pub industry: many traditional English pubs in the area are closing down or have already been converted into property.
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There's lots of pop up events and football hooligans chanting in the local pubs.
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The website adds that Arranmore is famous for traditional music at their exciting pubs.
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Girls didn't even go into pubs unless they were with a husband or boyfriend.
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There are also a number of pubs in walking distance just like the film.
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Within a minute, the street is deserted and the four pubs have been abandoned.
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Pubs are where you worship your team, and drinking beer is how you worship.
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Festivals and the stocking by pubs of locally brewed beers further spread the word.
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Fast-paced public debates held in pubs or co-working spaces or coffee shops.
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The East End has very special pubs and they're at the center of everything.
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They'd go into pubs and drag people into the street and beat them up.
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So what are these phenomena that we laypeople observe in bars and pubs worldwide?
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It has two pubs and three dentist offices, as well as a few churches.
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Already, theaters had been shut down in London, and licensing curtailed for new pubs.
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Already, theaters had been shut down in London, and licensing curtailed for new pubs.
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"Pubs should generate their own buzz from people talking and enjoying themselves," he said.
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"I was going to the same pubs, chilling with the same friends," he said.
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Cork, Ireland, is proving its food scene can go beyond the traditional Irish pubs.
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"The pubs weren't a real career opportunity before we were there," de Lone said.
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Budget pubs chain JD Wetherspoon is due to report full-year results next week.
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Back then, members, along with their bugs, met every two weeks at Krefeld pubs.
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Meet friends in pubs where you can pet cats and talk about Antigone vs.
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In other words, as in the pubs of England, people just hung out there.
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In pubs and clubs, on park benches and tatty sofas, you'll find us drinking.
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The CMA said it had looked at areas where pubs operated by Heineken and Punch currently compete and identified 33 local areas where their pubs would not face sufficient competition after the merger, which could lead to price rises and worse customer service.
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Martin said the biggest danger to the pub industry was the continuing disparity between the taxation of supermarkets and pubs, noting pubs paid sales tax at a rate of 13 percent on meals whereas a lot of food sold by supermarkets was exempt.
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The company, which operates pubs in London and Southern England, said that it could not immediately predict the impact of the virus outbreak on its earnings for the remainder of the current financial year without knowing how long its pubs will be affected.
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Other pubs faced unprecedented tragedy, never managing to get back up on their feet again.
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Bison burgers are almost as common as chicken wings at pubs in California and Colorado.
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There are tons of local pubs, so cozy you'll want to feel like a local.
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Today, my social life happens in people's houses, in pubs, restaurants, and on canal paths.
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There are hundreds of pubs, underground bars, rooftop terraces and best of all, beer gardens.
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A big swig of it is still home-brewed and served in salty roadside pubs.
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The valley has a multitude of restaurants, pubs, inns, art galleries and charming covered bridges.
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Strip-lit groceries selling plantain and tamarind rub shoulders with Halal butchers and Irish pubs.
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As of yesterday, the beer is being sold in two pubs in May's Berkshire constituency.
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It's a devilishly hard game, presumably designed to suck quarters from the inebriated at pubs.
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I already knew quite a few good pubs in London so that was the start.
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In 22017, the first year of the blight, there were 15,000 pubs for 8.3m people.
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By 1891 just 4.7m people remained and the number of pubs had grown to 17,20183.
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There are more than 6,000 craft breweries and brew pubs, according to the Brewers Association.
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Mumbai Police has partnered with Uber to install breathalysers at the city's bars and pubs.
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Higher wages, price competition and investment in improvements to its pubs are depressing Wetherspoon's margins.
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Stonegate has a strong track record for acquiring, integrating and converting pubs, Peel Hunt said.
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L, in a move that would make the Dutch brewer Britain's third-biggest pubs group.
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It listed on the London Stock Exchange in 22011 and now has about 26,23.4 pubs.
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Find local endorsements for things like beer, pubs, or anything else that strikes your fancy.
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Now, revellers spill out of the pubs onto the sidewalks every night of the week.
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The sustainability of the cash flows generated by tenanted pubs is more difficult to estimate.
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And maybe one day we'll get a properly arranged chicken parmigiana in Australia's pubs too.
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It said spending in pubs and restaurants, which had been growing strongly, slowed in February.
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The longer these sobriety campaigns continue, the more rural pubs, inns, and hotels will close.
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We started off playing in pubs and local venues (we're based over in Bradford/Leeds).
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Ballet pumps were a thing, as was smoking inside pubs and venues up until July.
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The Telegraph said beer-drinking in pubs has declined even more rapidly than home consumption.
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I isolated myself on the beach, in pubs, in places where I was a stranger.
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Pubs serving good food are plentiful in the vicinity of Market Square and King Street.
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It has a music venue now, so fewer punk gigs take place in Rangers pubs.
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It's the smart breweries and pubs, says Bernstein, that position themselves as welcoming to families.
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Over the weekend in Lucknow, one of India's bigger cities, young people packed into pubs.
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At hotel bars and local pubs, children and dogs wear out their welcome with nightfall.
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Fourteen pubs close each week in the country, according to the Campaign for Real Ale.
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It was standing room only in the handful of pubs that stay open year-round.
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"A lot of the pubs and cafes have had to lay off staff," Kirkby said.
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"Muchos de los pubs y cafés han tenido que despedir a su personal", comentó Kirkby.
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Wetherspoon said it plans to open between 50 and 60 new pubs and some hotels.
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On Friday evening, pubs across the city filled up with their usual after-work crowds.
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Historically, our pubs and clubs were places to escape a world that didn't love us.
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Each week, 21 high-street pubs shut in England, according to the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), a group that lobbied for a 2011 law which protects former pubs from demolition or a change of use by requiring local people to be consulted first.
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LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Britain said it would cut business rates for small pubs by 1,000 pounds ($1,314) from April, giving extra help to pubs as part of a wider package aimed at ensuring shops, cinemas and cafes can survive in local high streets.
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There are fans in cafes, servings of pie and mash, Pearly Kings and packed-out pubs.
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It approved the deal without a full investigation after Greene King offered to sell 16 pubs.
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Capitalism in Britain today is like Mr Martin's pubs: often seen as soulless, homogenising and exploitative.
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Or take European Pubs, which operates bars and restaurants in French resorts frequented by British skiers.
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The Dutch firm said it would refurbish the acquired pubs and ensure they could sell food.
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We stole from pubs and restaurants, as well as a Christmas tree from a tree market.
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Yet, for all the history, its fate is the uncertainty familiar to many of London's pubs.
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Over the years, with the closure of pubs, people try to pinpoint different reasons for this.
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British pubs group JD Wetherspoon issued upbeat guidance and strong comparable sales in the Christmas period.
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Neil: Greetings to The Upshot's resident Brit, from an American who just likes going to pubs.
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People thought they saw Bible John everywhere—in pubs, trains, and sloping down suburban high streets.
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In 1905, there were about 100,000 pubs in the UK. By 1935, the number was 77,500.
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The U.K. on Friday ordered pubs and restaurants to shut, and asked people to stay indoors.
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Gay men in London pubs and taverns would use Cant to socialize and make sexual contacts.
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Wetherspoon has largely grown organically, often opening pubs in locations such as former banks and cinemas.
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Previously, male-dominated pubs had been practically the only places for many women to order drinks.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has so far advised Britons to avoid pubs and other social gatherings.
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"Even under extreme duress, we would keep pubs open," Martin said on a call with media.
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However, like Amsterdam's night mayor, Ms. Lamé emphasized that her role goes beyond pubs and clubs.
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Patrons who had spent an evening in pubs or restaurants suddenly realized they were under attack.
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The company says it processes 22009 million transactions daily, including sales at hairdressers, restaurants and pubs.
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As luck would have it, revolutionary ideas have a proud history in American pubs like Skate's.
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In the 2000s pubs began competing harder for students' custom, taking business away from university bars.
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Greene King said its branded local pubs traded "particularly well", with comparable sales rising 5.5 percent.
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The road literally leads nowhere, a winding lane through a deep-sided valley with two pubs.
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Everyone in Carsi was leaving the pubs and cafes and restaurants to get to their homes.
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Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it has looked at areas where pubs operated by Heineken and Punch currently compete and identified 33 locations where their pubs would not face sufficient competition after the merger, which could lead to price rises and poorer customer service.
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In 2009, roughly 52 pubs in the UK were shutting every week (in 2016 the Campaign for Real Ale reported that the number has now dropped "dramatically" to 21 a week—still a pretty bleak number) and a lot of those pubs will be metal spaces.
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" Frequenting local pubs, he found that "The beer is weak, but that is due to the war.
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I was tired of blacking out and not remembering being at pubs pissing all over the window.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economic prospects will improve after Brexit, the founder of pubs group JD Wetherspoon (JDW.
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And the city is full of historic pubs, with a few established as early as the 1500s.
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You've known these boys for years, drunk with them in bars and pubs, and on park benches.
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This may have something to do with the fact that the capital is home over 7,000 pubs.
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It played itself out in thousands of pubs across the United Kingdom, and we've seen the results.
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It has a strong flavor of Britishness, with pubs named "The Gibraltar Arms"' and "The Angry Friar".
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Shared activities, whether in public gathering places, pubs or union halls, facilitate solidarity, even across group lines.
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Witnesses said the attackers stabbed people in the street and in pubs and restaurants in Borough Market.
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It's Friday afternoon, and the English Zone starts to fill up with fans from the four pubs.
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In recent times, it's also stopped punters from entering pubs and clubs after a late-night curfew.
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Initially called Martin's Free House, it has also been spending to upgrade facilities at its older pubs.
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Young & Co's said it will benefit from acquisitions, mainly the Redcomb group of pubs, made last year.
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Now my nights out are spent in local pubs, where people chat about life rather than work.
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The same thing happens in pubs when people are out with their mates to watch a match.
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Along the touristy Costa del Sol, pubs and fish and chip shops stand alongside restaurants serving paella.
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Devlin, who is currently chairman of British pubs company Marston's Plc, will join the board on Feb.
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At more traditional pubs, where there are no food revenues to fall back on, things are tougher.
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However, people enjoy going to pubs and that is not going to stop because of a campaign.
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It may be a murky scene to navigate, but there are arguably still metal pubs worth saving.
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"At first, we'd go on holiday, and wherever we went, we'd look for Wetherspoons pubs," she says.
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Today the city is known for its stone streets, small shops, bright pubs, and its famous oysters.
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The show has run in pubs and other unorthodox spaces throughout Scotland, elsewhere in Britain and internationally.
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He therefore continued to attend meetings at the Friar Penketh, and at pubs in Manchester and Preston.
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In this BBC Two series, the pair known as the Hairy Bikers travel England visiting interesting pubs.
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But there are more places opening all of the time: bars and pubs and cafés and restaurants.
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Liverpool boasts two other pubs on the list, underlining the importance and rarity of their original interiors.
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No. Are London's clubs, bars, pubs, promoters, security staff, and police doing enough to tackle the problem?
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Some other local pubs, though, do not make even a halfhearted effort to live up to their billing.
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Europe gave Australia cultural cringe and dank pubs that have corrupted generations of kids on their gap year.
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Pubs were still resistant to booking bands, so many gigs were held in alternative venues like community halls.
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Moreover, buyers must prove local "need" by pointing to a growing population or the closure of nearby pubs.
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Pubs heave, parades march and for one day revellers raise a glass to Ireland and its patron saint.
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Clients include Rentokil Initial, a pest control company, and Stonegate Pubs, which operates nearly 700 establishments in Britain.
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I don't agree with using weapons and don't like the old-school style of hooliganism involving attacking pubs.
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In so many places around the world, bars, taverns, pubs are the place to hash out these issues.
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In an age when pubs, too, are struggling to stay open, they are a bastion against social atomisation.
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In London, 32 of the city's 33 districts have less bars and pubs than they did in 2001.
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But one London-based startup has managed to become quite the conversation starter in London's pubs and beyond.
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In Britain, the bars (excuse us, pubs) will be open longer, and celebrations will extend beyond this week.
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Wetherspoon, which started in 1979, said it expected to open between five to 10 pubs this financial year.
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TheAmex Gold Card's restaurant category is broad — I've gotten the category bonus at restaurants, bars, pubs, and cafes.
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Which is why board game cafés and bars are so much better than pubs and clubs without them.
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It's effective—within a minute the road is deserted, while the four pubs seem like hastily abandoned saloons.
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The UK has closed all schools, pubs, restaurants, cafés, gyms and cinemas as the number of cases surges.
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However, Downing Street sources suggest new measures to enforce the closure of pubs and restaurants are under consideration.
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The government has asked people to avoid all unnecessary social contact but has refused to forcibly close pubs.
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But for most of its history it has been one of the central business district's most popular pubs.
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But it shifted to a policy of urging people not to go to pubs, restaurants, theaters or museums.
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With infections rising quickly, Australia has ordered curbs, such as the forced closure of pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
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With infections rising quickly, Australia has ordered curbs, such as the forced closure of pubs, restaurants and cinemas.
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The move follows a government directive asking people to avoid visiting pubs, restaurants and cinemas following the pandemic.
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Yet an unmistakable energy fills Davis's short main street, lined with homegrown businesses: pubs, upbeat cafes, quirky boutiques.
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Irish artists have long made great use of drink and its natural habitat, pubs, as lubricants for storytelling.
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In the 1980s, bartenders, led by "King Cocktail" Dale Degroff, began a revolution to bring back American pubs.
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They often played as a two-person team at local pubs, and traveled to compete in national competitions.
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One of the few gastro pubs in the Serbian capital, two-year-old Endorfin specializes in comfort food.
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According to multiple reports, the measures under consideration included:The enforced closure of pubs, restaurants and other public spaces.
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The samples produced at domestic level and those collected from bars and pubs had the highest cell densities.
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It had clubs, gig venues, art galleries, decent pubs, cinemas, a vibrant music scene, and young attractive folk.
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The CMA did accept that the merger, which would see Heineken owning less than 10 percent of Britain's pubs, would not close an important route to market for Heineken's brewing rivals and that it would not give the Punch pubs an incentive to reduce the number of available beers and ciders.
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And pubs in boroughs with a growing population of Muslims, whose religion forbids drinking, saw particularly large drop-offs.
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We leave the beach and decide to get lunch at one of the nearby pubs that has outdoor seating.
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His work gives the viewer a window into the pubs, punks and perversions of Britain in the late 1970s.
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Have you discovered the Holy Grail of London pubs—somewhere that isn't packed at 6 PM on a Friday?
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Efforts to draw in more youngsters have been slow, but new brew-pubs and decent coffee bars are helping.
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Many grumbled before the law was passed, but few today would clamour to let people smoke in pubs again.
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A former Denver mayor who co-founded a chain of brew pubs, Hickenlooper has called himself a fiscal conservative.
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They've scheduled dozens of debate-watch parties and fundraisers — everywhere from union halls to country clubs to Irish pubs.
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The calendar—which can be previewed online—features bearded mermen posing in pumpkin patches, pubs, and on various beaches.
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Ei, which traces its roots back to 1991, has grown through several acquisitions, including that of former Whitbread pubs.
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Heineken will pay 305 million pounds to buy the majority of Punch's pubs, nearly tripling its existing UK estate.
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A Scot who relocated from Glasgow 40 years ago, Hunter laments what he neatly terms the "gastrification" of pubs.
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That would give Heineken a total of about 210,211 UK pubs, moving closer to market leader Enterprise Inns ETI.
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It's often said that you can find three things anywhere on the planet: McDonald's, Irish pubs, and Chinese restaurants.
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During the 12 months ending June-2016, Wellington disposed of 12 pubs and its total number fell to 0003.
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Nostalgia for smoking — and no kids — in pubs; for apples and pears weighed in pounds, not olives in grams.
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At night there was music in the streets and crowds filled the pubs even though it was a Tuesday.
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Hyperlocal mephedrone markets spawned where demand was highest: the pre-drinks, raves, house parties and pubs frequented by students.
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One in three said they would visit pubs and restaurants more if they were stocking British craft brewed beers.
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In the Food & Drink sector, Heineken announced it would invest $58.4 million this year to update its British pubs.
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On Sunday, Ireland's leader also called on all pubs and bars to close in order to curb the outbreak.
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Create your own bar crawl hopping between the area's mix of upscale lounges and hole-in-the-wall pubs.
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CEEFAX caught on in UK pubs, where drunk patrons read "pages" containing hourly soccer scores on the bar television.
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Buses have been cut and there are two pubs where once there were six, says John Lines, a councillor.
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He's also not allowed to go to bars or pubs or anywhere alcohol is the primary commodity for sale.
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In fact, the government now intends to relax laws to allow pubs to stay open and produce takeout food.
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The streets would be a lot cleaner if there were more—especially late at night, when pubs are shut.
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The Irish government has asked pubs and bars to close their doors ahead of St. Patrick's Day on Tuesday.
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It operates more than 2,700 pubs, restaurants and hotels across England, Wales and Scotland and employs about 38,000 people.
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Also, I'm a ten-minute walk from shops, the beach, the train station, and a few bars and pubs.
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The company is in talks with pubs around the United Kingdom with a view to rolling out the software.
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Philippakis wrote the lyrics for these new albums in a furious month and a half, almost entirely in pubs.
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Cobbled streets, Victorian homes, and corner pubs make Thames Town, in the Songjiang District near Shanghai, feel supremely English.
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It is peppered with Tudor Revival architecture, pubs with names like "the Churchill" and specialty shops selling marmalade jam.
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In the music-driven drama "Wild Rose," a young woman seeks to trade Scottish pubs for Nashville honky tonks.
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I started visiting country pubs and staying in roadhouses, or with people I met who'd offered to host me.
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"Whoever likes to go to mosque goes to mosque, whoever would like to go to pubs goes," Ghannouchi explained.
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Numerous pubs and bars around the country have stopped serving Coopers beer, or are throwing them the beers out.
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Hanging out in movie theaters and blue-collar pubs, the two develop a credible chemistry that renders age irrelevant.
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When pubs, bars, or clubs encourage women to report harassment, the venue will likely end up notifying the police.
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It was especially striking, she said, at packed Irish pubs in the Beverly neighborhood on the Far South Side.
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But my dad was a country-dwelling type of bloke and shot things and sat in pubs with farmers.
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The 82 lost pubs of Greenwich slideshow alone is enough to send you into a catatonic frenzy of despair.
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Mr Ashley dismisses the conversation as "banter" and says the suggestion he regularly meets managers in pubs is "100% incorrect".
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Such data can be unreliable because the numbers of pubs in wards are rounded to the nearest multiple of five.
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A world-topping 40 percent of that is draught beer in pubs, which are often the centre of social life.
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Heineken's part of the deal would see it acquire 1,900 pubs, adding to around 1,100 it already has in Britain.
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Most states allow them in pubs as well as clubs like the Revesby; only Western Australia restricts them to casinos.
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One of the first real pubs in town when it opened in 1998, the hobbit-hole interior has remained untouched.
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Our members might connect with people in bars or pubs or schools or on WhatsApp, or even the dark web.
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Pound stores, gaming emporiums, pawn shops ("We loan cash") and cheap pubs ("Three pints for £5") are on the march.
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The pubs and drinks units brought about a fifth of Woolworths' pre-tax profit in 2018, its annual report shows.
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On Saturdays they would pile into one of five pubs in this village near Wrexham for pints and a singsong.
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In designing it the firm's researchers first undertook a study of the wines people buy in pubs, bars and restaurants.
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"As a teenager I remember going to pubs and clubs and people congratulating me on my being there," she says.
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Existing licencing laws and regulations are moderately stringent, and managed pubs are fairly capital-intensive, creating some barriers to entry.
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L) for 7653 billion pounds ($1.58 billion), taking control of some 4,000 additional pubs to become Britain's biggest pub operator.
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It employs more than 1,800 people as a group along with thousands more in the pubs it owns or operates.
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Stonegate, which operates 765 pubs in Britain, will assume debt of around 1.7 billion pounds as part of the deal.
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There were 50,800 pubs in Britain last year, the British Beer and Pub Association says, down from 67,800 in 103.
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Since 2009, Czechs have consumed more beer at home than in pubs, according to the Czech Beer and Malt Association.
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The brewery has seven branded pubs and is looking to expand outside the Czech Republic with a location in Slovakia.
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Researchers breathalysed 1,862 people with a mean age of 27 in British pubs and bars on Friday and Saturday nights.
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The company has shut down its head office social accounts, as well as those for each of its 900 pubs.
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Over the last decade, stylish cafes, craft beer pubs and boutique retailers have moved in, tucked among its colorful rowhouses.
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Gentrification has brought a busy high street filled with gastro pubs, cafes, hair salons, boutiques and a good French bistro.
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The UK Metal Venues Directory cites that there are over 400 metal pubs and venues in the UK right now.
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There are four pubs located side by side on Marseille's Old Port: the Queen Victoria, O'Malley's, Temple, and Out Back.
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We caught up with Taylor to talk about Prince, pubs, and the unlikely connection between Al Green and Bill Callahan.
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It's crisp and light and extra dry—a far cry from the sweet abomination you get in most British pubs.
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But after the Parliament passed new legislation in January, pubs in Ireland lifted the ban on alcohol for Good Friday.
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After dinner, sample local craft beers at In Tha Door Brewing, one of the few brew pubs in the city.
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Mr. Johnson has made substantial moves in the past week, closing schools as well as pubs, restaurants, gyms and theaters.
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Germany barred groups of more than two people from gathering, except for families, while Britain closed its pubs and schools.
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Ireland closed pubs for two weeks, including on St. Patrick's Day, while Austria banned gatherings of more than five people.
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The perk: This website offers discounts at local pubs and beauty salons should employees fancy a pint or a perm.
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"We need people to start working from home where they can and you should avoid pubs, clubs and other venues."
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"We need people to start working from home where they can, and you should avoid pubs, clubs, and other venues."
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"It's the uncertainty of waiting times alongside queue jumpers that's adversely affecting consumer behaviours in bars and pubs," he added.
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The company also hopes the technology can serve a wider purpose — slowing down the punishing decline of pubs across Britain.
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Schools, shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes are closed and anyone who can work from home is expected to do so.
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The company has been looking to sell pubs to cut debt after posting lower earnings in its last fiscal year.
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She also did some acting and voice-over work and played the bodhran, an Irish drum, in pubs around Tokyo.
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There's a reason dive bars and pubs have always provided fruitful settings for storytelling, from The Iceman Cometh to Cheers.
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New Wetherspoon pubs will open in places such as Bourne, Ely, Diss, Felixstowe, Newport Pagnell and Prestatyn, the company said.
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Sometimes, he said, he gets funny looks; he's even been approached for a photograph in one of the local pubs.
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Work your way past the shops, the stalls, pubs and clubs on Tooley Street, and run past London Bridge station.
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After a layoff, he opened a downtown Denver brewpub, eventually expanding to 15 pubs and restaurants, mostly in the Midwest.
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Local pubs, including McGreevy's, a prominent Boston establishment that bills itself as "America's first sports bar," have contributed lesser amounts.
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Boroughs that had more pubs to begin with lost a larger share of them, suggesting that they may have been oversaturated.
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The value-added tax on meals has been cut to 15 percent from 21 percent to help pubs bear the cost.
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Long walks in the country, quaint old pubs and reading a book by the fire can do wonders for the mind.
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Countries have passed a battery of laws to fight smoking, including taxes and bans on advertising and on smoking in pubs.
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The tunes are often traditional folk numbers, played on fiddles, the piano, the accordion and the clarsach (bagpipes) in cosy pubs.
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As society slowly became more open, certain words from Polari crept out of London's gay pubs and into commonplace British slang.
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But then again, that wasn't much of a hook—I didn't want to just write about pubs I know at random.
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He was never happier than when he was out among them in factories or pubs, on ranches or on the beach.
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Irish pubs in Birmingham were segregated along geographical lines—one might be frequented by Dubliners, another by immigrants from western Ireland.
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More than half of that was lost gambling at poker machines (slot machines) at pubs, clubs and casinos across the country.
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Some of the country's biggest nightclubs have stopped serving at 2am, while it's kicking out time at even the grottiest pubs.
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There is something joyful about the (now rare) crevices and spaces that level out society: pubs, shops, Ryanair flights to Spain.
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Heineken is paying some 305 million pounds for its shares and assumed intercompany debt and will take on some 1,900 pubs.
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But we're people with ambitions and lives outside of pubs and bars, and we want to have a nice Christmas too.
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In 2005, there were 991 brew-pubs, 27 microbreweries, and 212 regional breweries, according to the Brewers Association, an industry organization.
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The Queen Victoria, O'Malley's, Temple and Out Back: four pubs stood side by side in the old port area of Marseille.
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Bus drivers honk their horns at the clusters of blue shirts that have started to form outside pubs, bars and cafes.
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The men in the vehicle then exited with knives and stabbed multiple victims at pubs and restaurants located in Borough Market.
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I'm old enough to remember how shit everything was at clubs and pubs before it became mainstream [in the mid-1980s].
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He told me stories about men in pubs trying to punch him for daring to date an English girl (my mom).
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At three o'clock on a Friday afternoon, activity can mostly be found on the terraces of pubs along the main drag.
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Newham, where Muslims make up 35% the population, has lost more than half of its pubs in the past 15 years.
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This "quasi-memoir" takes the form of an amble through Dublin, celebrating the city's parks, canals, pubs, and stately Georgian architecture.
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But if binge-drinking culture is a goldmine for the UK's tens of thousands of bars and pubs, what's Dry January?
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They're the kind of kids who hang out in boxing gyms, set cars on fire for fun, and work in pubs.
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You can find people alluding to them in virtual in-game pubs, and in online forums, but concrete information is scarce.
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Well, when I was off the road with Motörhead, I used to just play with my mates in pubs and stuff.
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Kensington Avenue, the neighborhood's main drag, was a congested mess of Chinese takeouts, pawn shops, check-cashing joints and Irish pubs.
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UK government advice to avoid pubs, clubs, restaurants, cinemas and theatres is hitting Whitbread, Marston's , Cineworld, JD Weatherspoon and Mitchells & Butlers.
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The government is not ordering pubs, restaurants or clubs to close, even though it is strongly discouraging people from patronizing them.
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Ireland is closing its pubs for two weeks, including on St. Patrick's Day, and barring gatherings of more than 100 people.
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He didn't enter politics until his early 50s, after a hugely successful career in beer — in brew pubs, to be exact.
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It is also close to the Circuito Chico, a 24-mile stretch of road dotted with restaurants, pubs and small hotels.
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The government has advised people not to go to pubs, restaurants, cinemas or restaurants to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
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People should avoid pubs, clubs, restaurants, cinemas and theatres, the government said, though Johnson stopped short of ordering them to close.
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Cinema ticket sales were up 19%, while spending in pubs and on takeaway food rose by about 12%, the data showed.
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After opening one of the state's first microbreweries, he invested in what became a small empire of Midwestern pubs and restaurants.
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We tell ourselves that it is at night, in pubs and clubs, in bars and on heaths, that life comes alive.
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The writers and editors have gone to the same schools, ridden the same buses, and gotten drunk at the same pubs.
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DEMANDING MORE Since 2009, Czechs have consumed more beer at home than in pubs, according to the Czech Beer and Malt Association.
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When he returned to China, Mr. Chen, now 28, started buying imported beer at the supermarket and hanging out at brew pubs.
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Many of these pubs were photographed at sunrise, giving them a "desolate feel" — although not all of these establishments were shut completely.
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I think especially when you visit a place and you don't know it, it's so hard to find those great little pubs.
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However many supporters do decide to join the walkout, there won't be many pubs around for them to lament the price hike.
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Neither had the 30,000 spectators inside the stadium, nor the 8m Britons watching in homes, pubs and cricket clubs around the country.
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Brian Doherty, himself an immigrant from Northern Ireland, hired four to work in the pubs he owns in Halifax, the province's capital.
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It seems that the two scribes had robust, enjoyable debates about this matter in the pubs of Oxford where they both lived.
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Consider JD Wetherspoon, a chain with more than 900 pubs in Great Britain but fewer than ten on the island of Ireland.
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In his sermons he urges Muslims to understand local English culture better, particularly their neighbours' obsessive attachments to dogs, pubs and gardening.
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City residents employed at the plant take home more than £1m ($1.2m) a week, supporting jobs in local shops, pubs and restaurants.
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Once it became a national holiday in 1970, everything changed and pubs have become a go-to spot for many to celebrate.
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"He was telling the crowd that they had flown over it, and he remembered that it had plenty of pubs," Stewart says.
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However, its managed pubs posted a like-for-like sales growth of 6.8 percent in the period with beer sales driving sales.
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Where once pubs kept a back room without a sign for gay people, today they fly rainbow flags, even in rural areas.
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In his zeal to impose Sunni orthodoxy on the Middle East, he closed Alexandria's 120 pubs and crucified a philosopher in Aleppo.
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Australians gathered in parks, pubs and huddled on their couches awaiting the news, delivered by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday.
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Tenants of tied pubs, which account for most of Punch's portfolio, are obliged to buy beer and other drinks from their landlords.
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Catch performances at various clubs, pubs and wine bars this summer and get a taste for what Québec City has to offer.
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Yet for many intrepid, post-war Indian migrants, these pubs offered safe, recreational spaces in a climate of racial hostility and violence.
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The nearest village, Aberdovey, is about a mile and a half away and has a post office, grocery stores, pubs and restaurants.
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He frequented local pubs, bought lottery scratch cards in corner shops and joined a social club alongside local men in their 60s.
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Rustic mountain pubs mingle with Michelin-starred restaurants, heralding a new moniker — "the gourmet capital of the Alps" — for the mountain resort.
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Haworth was actually a busy village with 11 grocery stores and six pubs, one of them a few steps from the parsonage.
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Walking up Vine, one block would have upscale shops and bougie brew pubs and on the next, nothing but bleak, abandoned buildings.
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After a trip through the canal, stop by for a bite to eat at one of Little Venice's cafes, pubs, or restaurants.
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Some of her would-be dates were sitting in coffee shops, and pubs across the city, wondering when she would show up.
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Companies are now likely to see wage costs rise after next month's snap national election, further affecting expenses at restaurants and pubs.
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On Friday, it ordered all pubs, bars and restaurants to close but said they could continue offering food and drink to go.
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In India, several states have closed malls, schools, pubs and government offices in a bid to stop the spread of the virus.
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Many are gathering in busy pubs and using packed rail services despite warnings that it will encourage the spread of the disease.
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Countries including France, Belgium, and Spain have already closed all pubs, theatres and other venues to try and deal with the outbreak.
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After opening a microbrewery in downtown Denver that helped revitalize the city, he expanded into a chain of Midwestern pubs and restaurants.
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" — A.B. The Pig's Ear and The Surprise "These two pubs (just a few blocks from one another) are special and not touristy.
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Boîte As the East Village continues to get fancier, demand for scruffy Irish pubs inevitably drops in favor of more polished ones.
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There seems to be a standard playbook for these old pubs, even those that have undergone some sort of renovation or revamp.
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Soon, Mr. Foreman was ruling over a swath of South London and owned pubs, betting shops and a nightclub called Hamilton House.
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As a touring musician, I started out playing in basements, coffee shops, pubs, church basements, and anywhere else people would let me.
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Her father figured out the locations, so they had to move in to hotels, some housed on top of rowdy and noisy pubs.
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"We aim to uphold the highest standards in our pubs at all times and apologise to customers for this situation," the pub said.
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Carried out, kinda predictably, for beer advocacy group Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), the study covered a cross section of pubs in Oxfordshire.
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The number of pubs in Northern Ireland fell from 2,336 in 1971 to 1,210 last year (partly offset by shops that sell alcohol).
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Louise Greenwood, race director of the Canalathon ultra in Rochdale, has secured permission from pubs en route for competitors to use their toilets.
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"They have given Sark the little kick up the arse it needed," says Mini McCusker, who works in one of the island's pubs.
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Archaic, illiberal drinking laws that banned serving alcohol in pubs after 11pm were scrapped, and gambling restrictions were loosened at her behest, too.
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The suspects then wreaked havoc for several terrifying minutes, entering several pubs and restaurants while stabbing as many people as they could reach.
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Yet it was not until the 1980s that quizzing took over pubs, which had traditionally been reserved for darts, billiards and serious drinking.
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There have been stints working in her dad's furniture shop, pubs and—almost—Dominos, but otherwise Marika was snapped up fairly early on.
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The gigs tend to mostly be DIY efforts, free from the burdens imposed by the food-and-beverage demands of pubs and restaurants.
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The Puppy Parental Leave is a benefit that all 1,000-plus BrewDog employees at all 44 of its pubs can take advantage of.
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British pubs group JD Wetherspoon Plc posted an 26 percent fall in first-half pretax profit on Friday, hit by high labor costs.
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It's about the pubs themselves: their history, communities, and heritage, as well as the staggering variety of boozers the capital is home to.
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Punch said Heineken would acquire about 23.62,238 of its pubs from Patron immediately after a takeover, with Patron keeping more than 13,21 sites.
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It also plans to launch about 20 pubs this year tied to other beers in its portfolio such as Kozel, the company said.
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With margins on supermarket sales far lower than for draft beer, getting people back into pubs is seen as key for the breweries.
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With the exception of Western Australia, pokies are allowed not just in casinos but in pubs and social clubs, where they are plentiful.
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Banking doesn't usually inspire chat-up lines in pubs, or nightclub-style virtual queues of young people looking for a quick way in.
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Neither property prices nor changes in property prices were associated with a fall in the number of pubs in the past five years.
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Mr. Bradley, of UKIP, lamented the decline of locally owned pubs, shops and other businesses in the face of competition from corporate chains.
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"You don't have parties in pubs, you just hang out," Button told reporters on Saturday when jokingly asked how the party had gone.
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LITERARY PUB CRAWL: BROOKLYN (Sunday) The literature fans behind this crawl will lead participants through three Brooklyn neighborhoods, making stops at three pubs.
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Notebook Belfast pubs pop up from time to time in the work of Ciaran Carson, one of the city's greatest writers and chroniclers.
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According to reports, pubs will be allowed to stay open and serve drinks for two extra hours to mark the queen's 90th birthday.
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Unless you're basically a teenager now, you may have faint memories of a time when British pubs banned children in the main bar.
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According to reports, to mark the queen's 90th birthday, pubs will be allowed to stay open and serve drinks for two extra hours.
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On Monday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on citizens to avoid all "nonessential" contact and travel, including socializing in pubs or nightclubs.
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Dueling piano bars and pubs serve southern classics, and it doesn't get more Nashville than taking a tour of the Jack Daniel's distillery.
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I think, of all the drinking holes students frequent—pubs, clubs, park benches, particularly tough library sessions—house parties are the most unpredictable.
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More variety is required as well … but I would say far more non-alcoholic drinks, far more coffee and more food in pubs.
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That year, a writer and lager enthusiast, Kit Caless, started Wetherspoon's Carpets, a blog that cataloged the floor coverings of the company's pubs.
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They played on well-known brands like Wetherspoons, a chain of pubs that has openly backed Brexit, and, of course, biscuits and tea.
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They want to book cottages in seaside towns, go on nice long walks, ruin cozy pubs for the locals, and then get wasted.
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In Derry, at least, most pubs advertise Premier League games being shown live on Saturday afternoons, presumably being broadcast from across the border.
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On Saturday, pubs were crowded with revelers who blatantly ignored the government's warning, which resulted in all restaurants and bars closing on Monday.
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One Boston Irish musician, Geoff Roman, had been slated to play two fiddle and guitar gigs at pubs on Tuesday before the closures.
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One Boston Irish musician, Geoff Roman, had been slated to play two fiddle and guitar gigs at pubs on Tuesday before the closures.
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Taking its name from the owners' initials, JBM was narrow, warm, boisterous and blissfully smoke-free, unlike many of the country's traditional pubs.
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The port town is home to an annual oyster festival, and aside from the usual pubs and restaurants included an allegedly haunted hotel.
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At the Dockyard, a chain of Manchester pubs that stocks the cereal-based beers, the Throw Away I.P.A. was a hit with customers.
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I started in the Kensington neighborhood, a charming cluster of cottage-like homes, cozy pubs and independent shops that abuts the Bow River.
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Britain's finance ministry said on Saturday that about 18,000 smaller pubs were expected to benefit from the 1,000 pound discount on their bills.
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"Dicen que uno de los pubs tal vez tenga que cerrar, solo porque no gana el dinero que obtenía los días de partidos".
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In 2000, Juraj Kozma and Zivko Budelan were bartenders in nightclubs and pubs and felt like the city needed a more sophisticated bar.
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Near the Notting Hill Gate underground station and in walking distance ofthe neighborhood's best shops and pubs, Hyde Park and the Portobello Market.
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"Count the reviews, interviews, profiles and essays by/about writers like G. Shteyngart, C. Bock, J. Safran Foer the NYT pubs," Weiner tweeted.
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Within a month, according to Ireland's Health Ministry, there was near total compliance, including thousands of pubs, and the law gained wide acceptance.
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The strange thing about this strangeness is that, to anyone who knows London, these pubs, post offices and people all look so familiar.
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The decline has been especially pronounced in London, where the total number of pubs fell from around 4,835 in 2001 to 20163,615 in 2016.
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Unfortunately, these country pubs are slowly vanishing, closing in the midst of a declining rural economy, or left behind to rot after disaster strikes.
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"It has been mostly smaller and countryside pubs, which do not serve hot meals," said Tomas Mraz, head of restaurant sales at the brewery.
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He further explained that a lot of business is undertaken in pubs and social networking and a total ban would make this more difficult.
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Let's face it, to this day, every sporting event, countless commercials and films, pubs and bars all over the world play Queen's music relentlessly.
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Many pubs didn't feature televisions, allowing patrons to focus on enjoying both the taste of their beer and the company of those around them.
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The calendars, which could be ordered online and appear in some South Korean pubs, are made by a number of alcohol brands including HiteJinro.
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They scoured streets, pubs, markets, barbershops, and other public places for people ages 16 to 30, the prime fornication years in the UK, apparently.
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The owner and operator of more than 900 pubs in Britain and Ireland said like-for-like sales for the 12 weeks to Jan.
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But the latest incomers, the thousands of tourists pouring into the hipster-run pubs and artisan cocktail bars every night, are causing growing resentment.
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Named "Come What May," the draught beer is the work of Star Pubs and Bars, the pub business arm of international beer company Heineken.
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Watami, popular for its casual pubs called "izakaya", said it will close down its 7 restaurants in China, although it was undecided on timing.
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CreditCreditBenny Islami for The New York Times The flakes stumbled into the windows, gathered themselves and then wobbled on like revelers caught between pubs.
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St. Patrick's Day was considered a religious holiday in Ireland for most of the 20th century so all pubs would close on March 17th.
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It is one of few industries left in the city, where outside the center, streets are pockmarked with boarded-up shops and derelict pubs.
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For more amazing eats in Boston, from coffee to cocktails to Irish pubs to fine dining, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Boston.
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This sets bells ringing around parliament - and in some neighboring pubs and restaurants - to alert lawmakers they need to get to the chamber, quickly.
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As far as I can see, they're just well-decorated pubs that you have to pay hundreds of pounds a year to get into.
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The owner and operator of more than 103 pubs in Britain and Ireland said like-for-like sales for the 13 weeks to Oct.
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"Given that food traffic could ebb significantly in bars, pubs, restaurants and other entertainment places, sales volumes for alcoholic drinks should fall," Maybank said.
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DUBLIN has long been a popular destination for foreign tourists, who enjoy its warm pubs, silky beer, Georgian streetscapes and leisurely approach to life.
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The big stores and supermarkets have been struggling for a while, but it was once thought that restaurants and pubs might escape the carnage.
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Some conservatives fought it, saying the measure would put smaller pubs out of business, especially in villages where they often represent a meeting point.
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The concept is pleasant enough: Winehouse loved Camden like she loved all of London—ferociously—and was regularly spotted in local pubs and bars.
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He estimates that in the last five years, a third of the capital's centrally located pubs have either removed their board or closed altogether.
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This means that Britain has a long history of brewers operating pubs but the large multinational brewers are generally not in the pub business.
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Magpie opened in 2012, the year the article came out, and was followed by a slew of minimalist pubs, bottle shops and hipster holes.
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Surprisingly, a video about clubbing stereotypes presented by two blokes who look like they voluntarily drink bottles of beer in pubs isn't very good.
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As Mayor, I'm determined to do more to protect them, as well as our theatres, live music venues, artists workspaces, historic buildings and pubs.
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The number of independent pubs is actually increasing, which has seen the rise of the micro-brewery directly supplying the beer to the pub.
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Your house, your office, the street you live on, the pubs and bars you meet your friends: they're all part of the game now.
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Casual, low-stakes dating is for aggressively lighted midtown bars or the nearest cocktail place, but pubs are for the dates of desperate yearning.
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Mr Carl found that pubs in boroughs with faster-growing populations of Muslims, whose religion forbids drinking, were more likely to shut their doors.
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He has even considered canceling at least one of the four subscriptions at his pubs, which cost about $1,800 a month for each bar.
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Heineken said about 500 of its 2,900 pubs would benefit from the program, including 140 larger upgrade projects costing an average of 170,000 pounds.
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Shares of the company, which operates more than 1,750 restaurants and pubs in the UK, were trading down more than 11 percent on Wednesday.
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Many a late night was spent at pubs and coffee shops talking about an industry that refused to see us, hear us, meet us.
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Heineken has since committed some $1.4 billion to buy most of the pubs of Britain's Punch Taverns and the Brazilian business of Japan's Kirin.
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Wetherspoon Chairman Tim Martin told CNBC that the government's guidance was "ambiguous" and likened the closure of pubs to the shutting down of Parliament.
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Between 2010 and 2016, Germany saw a 20 percent drop in the number of traditional pubs, according to the German Hotel and Catering Association.
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On Friday, Johnson effectively closed down the United Kingdom, ordering pubs, restaurants, theaters, cinemas and gyms to shut their doors to fight the virus.
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The British government is closing pubs, cafes and restaurants and has shut schools in an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.
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The British government is closing pubs, cafes and restaurants and has shut schools in an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.
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The UK government has closed the country's pubs, theaters, cinemas and gyms, and directed companies to allow employees to work from home where possible.
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In the seaside town of Tenby in southern Wales, visitors can enjoy pristine beaches and cobblestone streets lined with restaurants, shops, cafes, and pubs.
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The book is organized geographically and includes pubs and shops across Ireland and Northern Ireland, as well as a cocktail guide with 12 recipes.
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I found these vacations pleasant, and it was no big deal to spend the days by myself, visiting museums, eating at pubs, wandering around.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned the government may have to impose curfews and travel restrictions even as pubs, clubs and gyms remain closed.
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The company said sales dropped significantly after the government asked people to avoid pubs, restaurants and theatres to curb the spread of the virus.
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On Friday, Johnson effectively closed down the United Kingdom, ordering pubs, restaurants, theatres, cinemas and gyms to shut their doors to fight the virus.
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Chicago's huge annual St. Patrick's Day parade was canceled but that did not stop partyers from chugging green beer at neighborhood bars and pubs.
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The hotel is also a doable stroll from the riverfront and blockbuster Titanic Museum, as well as some of Belfast's most character-saturated pubs.
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Pubs and police and problems: sometimes the worst thing about England hitting the road for matches in Europe is that its fans go along.
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On Sundays, particularly at lunchtime, we still longed for our favorite British pubs, where one could always find a hearty roast and jovial crowd.
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Marston's also cut its capital expenditure for 2020 by 40 million pounds and said it has no plans for opening new pubs this year.
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We go to the local pubs, and they indulge my touristy needs for a bit of sightseeing; as the Irish say, it's great craic.
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Lewis met in 2009, and after the birth of their son, Sam, he cared for their child while she ran the pubs and bakery.
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Arrests made in bars, pubs, and licensed clubs relating to all allegations of sexual offences rose by 66 percent over the last five years.
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He learned to appreciate the songs in Irish pubs, where, he said, he heard workers imbue them with emotion he had not initially recognized.
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The Tramways Social Club charges £10 ($13) per year, and is one of a handful of pubs located in the tiny town of Wells.
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"We kick off on Sunday at 22 o'clock for a reason, to keep the people out of the pubs," Villa Manager Dean Smith said.
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Almost every national title had offices within a half-mile radius, with a dense thicket of pubs and bars catering to their notoriously thirsty journalists.
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A private driver will take you from the pubs in Dublin to the historic distilleries in the north, before guiding you through the scenic countryside.
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The upscale districts of Cairo—Zamalek, Maadi, Heliopolis—relish British style pubs, bars that charge 103 EGP (US $26) covers, and air conditioned liquor shops.
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Lawrence points to a number of Sydney pubs that don't have pokies, instead choosing to rely on other revenue streams like food and live entertainment.
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Its excellent restaurants, from simple noodle bars and laid-back izakayas (Japanese pubs) to fine dining at the Michelin-starred Kamimura, spotlight the island's bounty.
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The Royal Commission on Liquor Licensing Laws reported in 1897 that the number of pubs was "out of proportion to the necessities of the inhabitants".
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In 1902 the Licensing (Ireland) Act, passed by Parliament in London, established the one-for-one rule to keep the number of pubs from rising.
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Instead, it has a myriad selection of pubs and bars and the kind of clubs where Totally Elton is a bigger draw than Gerd Janson.
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"We do 12 Pubs of Christmas, which is a pub crawl and you have a pint at every pub," said the two-time Grammy winner.
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Brix Smith Start, an American who was, for a while, both band member and wife, says he introduced her to "pickled onions, pubs and punk".
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The company also said comparable sales for Pub Company, through which it manages its chain of 2,900 pubs, restaurants and hotels, had risen 2.7 percent.
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First up, Brian Heater has worked at a number of tech pubs, including PCMag, Laptop and Engadget, where he served as the Director of Media.
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And it's not the first time that the McMullen brewery, which was founded in 1827, have put a royal name to one of their pubs.
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The city of St. Asaph, with about 3,400 residents, is within easy walking distance, and has shops, restaurants, pubs and a hospital, Mr. Hoyle said.
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However, that illusion quickly disappeared when I entered the Hilton Toronto and immediately saw a booth promoting a new quiz contest button system for pubs.
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As many as 476 pubs shut for good in the first six months of last year, according to figures from the Campaign for Real Ale.
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This works for viewers because football culture is intrinsically linked to beer and pubs, so the connection between the brand and the topic is seamless.
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When you think of Manchester, England, you likely picture a slew of bustling sports pubs — and a crowd of die-hard football fans to match.
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This got us thinking about what it takes to build an ideal town: Should pubs be on every residential corner or on the high street?
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I think we had more pubs per person than anywhere in Britain, and there were a few that kind of welcomed you as a teenager.
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The company, which operates 900-odd pubs in Britain and Ireland, has been seeing a surge in costs because of rising wages and property prices.
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The decline has been especially pronounced in London, where the number of pubs and bars fell from 4,20013 in 2001 to just 3,615 in 2016.
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We extended Mr Carl's analysis to the rest of England and Wales, using information on pubs provided by the Local Data Company, an analytics firm.
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In practice, this would exclude church blessings for same-sex marriages, angering critics who pointed out that warships, animals and pubs are eligible for blessings.
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Wetherspoon, which runs more than 900 pubs in Britain and Ireland, reported a 5.5 percent rise in comparable sales for the 13 weeks to Oct.
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"People are moving downtown because they like the vibe of the art space and Art Crawl, the brew pubs and quirky restaurants," Mr. Reynen said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Dutch brewer Heineken NV said on Monday it would be investing 44 million pounds ($0003 million) in 2018 to upgrade its British pubs.
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BLEARY-EYED English rugby fans will crowd into pubs early on November 2nd, hoping for a repeat of the fabled World Cup victory in 2003.
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And, yep, you guessed it, what's best for us is probably another batch of identikit apartments that overlook a parade of Prets and chain-pubs.
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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Ed Miliband, the former Labour leader and MP for Doncaster, also called on the government to order an immediate shutdown of pubs across the country.
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Marilyn Carroll, the owner of a business downtown, a small area lined with antique shops, pubs and a secondhand bookshop, said she has had enough.
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"We need people to start working from home where they can and you should avoid pubs, clubs and other venues," Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.
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Seeking to contain the pandemic, the government ordered the closure of indoor sporting venues, pubs and clubs, cafes & restaurants as well as gyms and cinemas.
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Seeking to contain the pandemic, the government ordered the closure of indoor sporting venues, pubs and clubs, cafes & restaurants as well as gyms and cinemas.
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People are working from home and no longer visiting restaurants, pubs, theatres and friends and consequently have stopped using Voi e-scooters to get around.
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Last Friday, pubs, clubs, and restaurants across the UK were shut down as Prime Minister Boris Johnson moved to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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The announcement came as U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered bars, pubs and restaurants to close as efforts ramped up to contain the coronavirus pandemic.
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Earlier, he announced people will need to stop non-essential social contact and avoid clubs, pubs, theaters and all unnecessary travel as the outbreak accelerates.
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If Marlins Park is the flashy new nightclub, and Fenway Park and Wrigley Field are the historic pubs, the Coliseum is baseball's last dive bar.
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The company has been struggling with falling sales in its leisure business that have also offset robust performance in its Wagamama, Concessions and Pubs units.
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The owner of All Bar One and Toby Carvery pubs and restaurants said like-for-like sales rose 2.6% in the 14 weeks to Jan.
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The brothers recently opened La Festival, a retailer of organic wines set up in a Barcelona neighborhood full of hardware stores turned into gastro pubs.
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Wetherspoon said it intends to open another 10-15 outlets and expects to spend nearly 80 million pounds this year on new pubs and extensions.
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"The city has good hospitals, good schools and good entertainment options -- malls, theaters, restaurants, bars and pubs ... Overall, it's a great city to live in."
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The budget also included tax increases affecting some company owners and investors, as well as aid for some businesses, including all but the largest pubs.
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The owner and operator of more than 500 restaurants and pubs in the UK said like-for-like sales for the 52 weeks ended Dec.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the public to give up non-essential contact and stay away from public places like pubs and restaurants.
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What happened to her is just one incidence of a statistical surge in sexual assaults and rapes taking place across London's bars, clubs and pubs.
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The 2011 wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William saw pubs stay open for longer, as did certain England matches during the 2014 World Cup.
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Obviously some pubs I go to don't have ale—the further out you get, you just have to make do with what you can get really.
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In recent years, when people have hit on me in pubs, I've sometimes questioned if it's because they think the fact I'm blind makes me easy.
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For the 11 weeks to 10 July sales at Wetherspoon's pubs open over a year increased by 4.0 percent, while total sales were up 3.8 percent.
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"The 12 percent version percent is selling in most pubs at 200 kilo shillings, which is about $2," says Daniel Munene, the Kenyan distributor for UDB.
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William also met with apprentices from a program that aims to help people out of long-term unemployment by training them as chefs in Brains pubs.
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However, Lawrence claims Australia is a unique case when it come to poker machines, and wants to prove many pubs, clubs and bars don't need them.
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The Brazen Head also claims to be the oldest pub in Ireland, often butting heads with other Irish pubs such as Sean's Bar for the title.
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Founded in 1799, Greene King operates around 2,700 pubs, which CK Asset believes will continue to form a central part of British culture long after Brexit.
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Fans pour into stadiums across the country and spill over the bleachers during tournaments; they crowd around TVs sloshing beer at pubs that air the matches.
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In pubs and churches, gyms and schools, Britishness is being made and remade not by political diktat but by an organic process of mixing and mingling.
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Or, you can just hang out at brothels and pubs, getting into fist fights and wasting all of your hard-earned crowns on women and wine.
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UB City is Bangalore's biggest luxury commercial property that features an 800-seat amphitheatre, residency tower, restaurants, food courts, pubs, day spa, and an art gallery.
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"The main issue for pubs in Britain, and restaurants, is supermarkets pay no VAT (value added tax) on food and we pay 20 percent," he said.
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The company said first-half sales at Majestic Commercial, which supplies wines to pubs and restaurants, were flat year-on-year and while profit margin declined.
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Well yes, when we think of the facilitating role that the pubs played in that case, technologies like Bitcoin and blockchain are an obvious substitute framework.
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I remember a heady period in my life, living in Newcastle in the early 2010s, when pubs started serving Brooklyn lager and everyone lost their minds.
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BT's new package includes 'double-header' nights of two matches starting at 6 pm and 8 pm, which it hopes will appeal to pubs and clubs.
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The group, whose pubs include Harvester, Toby Carvery and All Bar One, said food sales grew by 1.5 percent in the eight weeks through Sept. 16.
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The newspaper said five people were in the van that drove into pedestrians, wielded knives, and then targeted people in pubs and restaurants in Borough Market.
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Pubs and bars don't really need the draconian measures that Fabric are having to implement because there's still is a semblance of tradition attached to them.
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This largely unknown phenomenon is being celebrated in Creative Black Country's desi Pubs project, which is producing a documentary, gathering testimonies and creating a photo archive.
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The lower area used to be full of warehouses and lead works, but since the 1980s it's bloomed into an enclave of independent pubs and venues.
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Although Smiling Grape's website is currently unavailable, a cached version of the £1,295 ($1,662) tour itinerary lists stops at microbreweries, pubs, bars, restaurants, and a vineyard.
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Companies are now likely to see wage costs rise after next month's snap national election whatever the outcome, further threatening cost levels at restaurants and pubs.
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Recently, on a clear, sunny Thursday midafternoon in London, I noticed many corner pubs where crowds had spilled out onto the street, pint glasses in hand.
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I mostly plied my trade in well-known gay pubs, clubs, and on the fringes of cruising areas, avoiding the darkest places for fear of violence.
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For the last 15 years, all Wetherspoon pubs hold a January Sale, where a number of drinks—alcoholic, non-alcoholic, coffee, etc—are reduced in price.
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It's possible that this is how the "Henry" plays were written, Mr. Taylor said, noting that some playwrights also collaborated by hashing through ideas in pubs.
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Though Britain's national papers were (and remain) fierce competitors, their employees tended to mix and congregate after hours in the same Fleet Street bars and pubs.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has advised the public to avoid pubs and restaurants, but the government has so far stopped short of an enforced lockdown.
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Like Lokal, the group's network of neighborhood pubs, the focus is on traditional Czech cuisine, but with earlier inspirations — specifically, the kitchens of 16th-century aristocrats.
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Namely, JD Wetherspoon, a chain of just under 900 pubs selling cut-price beer, 12-ounce rump steaks and other affordable fare throughout Britain and Ireland.
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Suddenly restrictions started piling on, but sometimes only as recommendations: 14-day isolations, a warning against pubs, restaurants, theaters; a ban on mass gatherings; school closings.
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On "EastEnders," the Queen Vic pub has been filled with drinkers, even after Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week ordered pubs, cafes and restaurants to close.
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For generations pubs poured the same pints of stout and familiar bottles of whiskey, but in recent years a shift has shaken the local drinking scene.
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"Young people love it so much because it's not intellectual, cerebral jazz; it started in pubs and clubs," said Dylan Jones, who plays in Ezra Collective.
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People should avoid pubs, clubs, restaurants, cinemas and theaters, the government said on Monday, although Prime Minister Boris Johnson stopped short of ordering them to close.
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People should avoid pubs, clubs, restaurants, cinemas and theatres, the government said on Monday, although Prime Minister Boris Johnson stopped short of ordering them to close.
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It has stepped into the spotlight as the UK locks down, with the prime minister ordering the closure of restaurants, pubs, and other non-essential businesses.
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Wetherspoon has replaced some products in its pubs that traditionally come from EU countries with domestic equivalents or from other countries, such stocking English sparkling wine.
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" It is said to be the only time he spoke in public: 45A: I had _U_S for "Tatooine has two of them" and immediately thought "PUBS!
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Australian states are gradually closing their borders to the rest of the country while gyms, cafes, pubs and restaurants were forced to down shutters from Monday.
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The United Kingdom on Friday ordered all pubs, restaurants, gyms and other public gathering places to shut down as the country grapples with the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - Britons should avoid pubs, clubs and theatres to help slow the spread of coronavirus, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Its pubs will stay open with extra precautions, such as asking people to not queue at the bar, until the government orders them shut, Martin said.
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While the government has not ordered pubs to shut completely, it is due to make an announcement on Friday evening where it could take further measures.
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Their shares took a heavy beating earlier this week after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked people to avoid cafes, pubs and restaurants across the country.
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DINE AT PUBS For excellent and affordable meals, look no further than a pub (get a recommendation for one from your hotel's concierge or a local).
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Like the characters of "Road," they live for the night, when they cut a destructive swath through the local pubs and clubs as rampaging hogs triumphant.
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It represents an ugly strain of male-to-male interaction that may be as common in American fraternities and English pubs as on Australian cricket fields.
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But while Apple's tablet became a popular destination for digital magazines, fewer than 200 pubs ever took part in Google's magazine program, according to the company.
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Increasingly coveted for their traditional character, the hutongs attracted boutiques and restaurants, cafes and even American-style brew pubs that catered to an expanding consumer class.
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Ei Group, which operates around 4,000 pubs in the UK, reported a loss after tax of 209 million pounds ($270.95 million) for the year ended Sept.
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The hero of "The Day We Got Drunk on Cake" repeatedly phones a young woman he admires in between drinking sessions at a series of pubs.
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But beside the shop, three pubs, one food shop, a restaurant and a handful of B & Bs, there is little else in the way of commerce.
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But the gentrification of those pubs in recent decades has threatened that legacy, as raucous band rooms have given way to pretty beer gardens or pokies.
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"Drink the long draught, Dan …" This hopped-up soccer anthem namechecks Manchester pubs, the announcer for "Match of the Day" and the star player George Best.
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