Pub News

Shrewton - Fifty-nine-year-old pub landlord Malcolm Levesconte went missing on December 9, 2012. Apart from Malcolm, around £30,000 from a "thrift fund" vanished also.

A female bar employee posed with a male colleague, both wearing t-shirts endorsing beer-drinking, with the message: "Keep calm and try an ale," but from the angle the woman was photographed, she accidentally endorsed something very different from ale.

Sydney - Digital Journal’s resident Sydney myth buster has busted the myth that there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is and it can be found at the Dove & Olive Hotel (pub/bar), 156 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills.

Sydney - A public forum was held at the Kings Cross Hotel and presented by FBi Radio and Time Out Sydney. It comes after the death of Thomas Kelly who was hit in the head in an unprovoked attack.

London - A gay couple in the UK claim that they were told they were obscene and ordered to leave a London pub because they were kissing.

Toronto - What do you get when two lesbians join forces? A new bar called The Flying Beaver Pubaret. It's no joke, as these two proprietors are serious about pumping some fun back into modern times.

Acomb - A sign at a Northumberland pub, which appears to be a cartoon version of the Queen with tattoos, has upset many people, while others feel it is a laugh.

Greater Manchester police have released a CCTV video of two suspects wanted for questioning after they were seen riding bicycles past a woman who collapsed in the street and then approached her from another angle out of the view of the security camera.

Seven people were trapped inside the Lion Inn, in North Yorkshire, for eight days after snow filled in roads, drifted around the 16th-century building and buried cars.

A Southampton pub is reported to have the largest wasps' nest in Britain under their roof. The impressive insects' home was 5-feet 3-inches wide, with a height of 4-feet 1-inch.