Butcombe Brewing Co has launched a fully accredited gluten free variant of its ever-popular golden ale Butcombe Gold.
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Satisfied customers result in an award win for Bristol hotel
The efforts of a Bristol hotel to provide a safe and welcoming environment have been rewarded with a prestigious award
Read moreLove Brownies café recruiting for Bristol opening
Love Brownies is set to open a beautiful café and brownie shop in Bristol and is currently recruiting for a team to deliver exceptional customer service to match their award-winning brownies!
Read moreButcombe Brewing Co makes shortlist at this year’s Publican Awards
Liberation Group (owners of Butcombe Brewing Co) has been shortlisted as a finalist at this year’s Publican Awards, in three categories.
Read moreCongratulations to the Finalists in the Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards 2020
The Finalists have been announced for the 2020 Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards after an extended ten-month programme.
Read moreHoteliers call for recovery roadmap
Hoteliers are calling on the government to provide their businesses with a roadmap to recovery similar to the one that has been outlined for schools.
Read moreDarts-themed bar chain Flight Club plans Bristol opening
Flight Club, a ‘social darts’ bar chain, is planning to open a site in Corn Street, Bristol. It will join their venues in Birmingham and Manchester plus the four running in London.
Read morePopular Bristol pub Victoria Park up for sale to experienced publican
Ei Publican Partnerships is looking for an “experienced publican” to take on the lease of the acclaimed pub with award winning roast dinners, Victoria Park in Bristol.
Read moreMichelin-starred Pony & Trap closes but will reopen as a Community Interest Company
Acclaimed Michelin-starred gastropub The Pony & Trap in Chew Magna, Somerset has closed but owner Josh Eggleton has big plans for it plus two other new venues in 2021.
Read moreHotels offer to become vaccination centres
The implementation of the third lockdown means many hotels have once again had to close their doors – some are still open to accommodate key workers – amid concerns about their long-term viability.
Read moreBristol Beer Factory produces its first alcohol free beer and will raise awareness of men’s mental health
Bristol Beer Factory is set to launch its first alcohol free beer in collaboration with Talk Club, a male mental fitness charity.
Read moreWork starts on huge 250-bed hotel for Bristol city centre
A new four-star hotel is being built in Bristol city centre and plans to open in 2022.
The 250-bed hotel will be part of the Clayton chain and feature a restaurant, bar, gym and conference facilities, and will transform the former site of Edward Everard’s printing works.
Disused Bristol car repair shop to be converted into 11-bedroom hostel
A disused warehouse in south Bristol is set to be transformed into a quirky 11-bedroom hostel, opening in the autumn.
Read moreBristol hoteliers welcome Tier 2 decision
Hoteliers in Bristol can open their doors once again on Saturday after the Government’s Covid-19 review today
Read moreReal Olive Company launches new 1kg recyclable pouch
The Real Olive Company, specialising in organic, fresh olives and antipasti was founded in Bristol
Read moreBristol hoteliers heartbroken at Tier 3 decision
The Bristol Hotels Association (BHA), which represents around 40 businesses in and around the city, say this decision could have a catastrophic impact on their businesses.
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