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We tried to visit as many of the Pubs that are still open in Suffolk. The Mill Inn Market Cross Place Aldeburgh Suffolk IP15 5BJ Parrot and Punchbowl Inn Aldringham Lane Aldringham Suffolk IP16 4PY The Kings Head New Market Beccles Suffolk NR34 9HA The Bear Inn Tostock Road Beyton Suffolk IP30 9AE The Crown Hotel High Street Bildeston Suffolk IP7 7EB Queen's Head Inn Southwold Road Blyford Suffolk IP19 9JY Cornwallis Arms Brome Suffolk IP23 8AJ Black Boy Guildford Street Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP33 1QD [ad#ad-1] The Dog and Duck Station Road Campsea Ashe Suffolk IP13 0PT The Angel Inn Polstead Street Stoke-by-Nayland Colchester Suffolk CO6 4SA The Angel Inn 5 High Street Debenham Suffolk IP14 6QL The Doberman Inn The Street Framsden Suffolk IP14 6HJ The Cock Inn 89 George ...More

UK pubs closed at a rate of 52 per week in the first half of 2009, which is a third more than the same period in 2008. This has been announced Wednesday by the British Beer & Pub Association, the BBC reported. The number of pubs has dropped by 2 377 in the past year, to a total of 53 466. Pub closures had cost 24 000 jobs. Local pubs were the most ...More

Today was a gloomy day at the NEC - An event that once hustled and bustled with vibrant happy people today was a 15 exhibitor washout.  Today signalled the demise of this sector.  We were extremely disappointed to see so few people who actually represent what wants to be seen as the hub of the local community of Great Britain. What has happened to the Great British Pub, UK Pubs are ...More

Two tips - turn off your online reservation account when you have reached 70% and push your keywords. The other is to concentrate on increasing your own traffic and switch from a commission based system to your own system.  Sounds too easy?  It is easy. One travel agent says that well-heeled travelers are downgrading, while another says that the wealthy are still traveling and looking to take a break, particularly to England ...More

In recent times Pubs have been forced to change their ways.  For many reasons the great British pub or as I would like to think a British heritage has embraced a changing tide that may not keep all afloat.  Rescue attempts are being made but things are not going to be the same. This I feel can be a time now for a change for the good.  Times of change may ...More