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The landlady of one formerly thriving village pub said the Budget had ended any hope of it staying open. It comes as grassroots Campaign for Pubs called Wednesday's announcements “an absolutely dreadful Budget for UK pubs”

Landlords told The Mirror they are being hammered by soaring energy bills as well as rising business rates, supplier costs and high VAT

George and Louise Greenaway of the Tamworth Tap, Staffordshire, said it was "beyond incredible" after their boozer won the National Pub of the Year award again

Dudley in the Black Country has found itself at the bottom of a list of the unhappiest places in the country called the Happy at Home study put together by property company Rightmove

The Red Lion, located right in the centre of Llandovery in Carmarthenshire, was a popular watering hole for generations before it closed a few years ago

Dudley in the Black Country has one of the highest concentrations of pubs with historical interiors, according to the Campaign for Real Ale's extensive database

British pubs need to be as busy as they are for World Cup games all year around if they are to survive a brutal new tax, industry experts have warned

Rishi Sunak is desperate to woo the pub industry after being heckled earlier this month following an alcohol tax shake-up - but the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) said the Government must go further

WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS LANGUAGE SOME READERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. A market trader in Stoke-on-Trent has been told to stop selling mugs with the racist and offensive dolls on them

WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS LANGUAGE SOME READERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. Chris and Benice Ryley closed their pub The White Hart in Grays, Essex, last month after police removed their golly dolls before suppliers cut off trade

Robbie Langouroux-Fay says the Portman Group has banned his cherry-flavoured UnShaven Maiden cider because the name suggests 'searching for young virgin women'

The winner of the Pub of the Year has been announced by CAMRA as a West Midlands watering hole which has only been running for five years - but see here if your local was among the finalists

Latest guide published last month says 'little has changed since 1974' in The Queen’s Head, in Newton, near Cambridge - back then it was known as 'friendly place with hot snacks'