Pubs
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Called to the bar? No thanks
Victoria Coren MitchellBeer is foul and pub culture is irredeemably dull... I’m just glad that it’s not my round -
Now, open wide. Then I can tell how rich you are
Barbara EllenGood teeth are vital to all of us, yet the cost of maintaining them is prohibitive for far too many people
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Camra proposes status that would force pub owners to apply for planning permission for demolition or change of use
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Philip Davies spoke for 78 minutes to filibuster a ‘sexist’ bill that would protect women from domestic violence. No one is saying he should bite his tongue, but he is debasing his position
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Technology devised by Barclaycard aims to reduce queueing times by letting customers serve and pay for their own drinks
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Greece exceeded budget surplus target of 1.5% but with the eurozone’s 2018 target at 3.5%, more hardship is around the corner
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Reading in pubs is one of life’s many joys. To celebrate this glorious union, I established a literary prize: the Spoons Carpets Novel Award 2016
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Coded phrase will discreetly alert staff at county’s pubs and bars that help is needed
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Cultural revelation Jimmy Barnes: I wouldn't be where I am if it weren't for Billy Thorpe
Jimmy BarnesThe Cold Chisel singer so idolised Thorpe that, in 1972, he ran away from home to watch him perform -
The founder of the no-nonsense pub chain is famous for his Brexit beermats – but does not share in the fury over this week’s high court decision, and is all for migration. So what does drive this multi-millionaire bar-room philosopher?
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Two-year project maps shortest possible journey to visit thousands of pubs across the country
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Construction union says fines clearly no disincentive to rogue developers and calls for land to be surrendered to the council
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Come to Soho’s Bar Termini – voted Best Place to Drink by OFM readers – for the perfect £1 espressos, stay for the brilliant house negronis
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OFM readers choose their favourite venue for a tipple
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Bulk retail price deals plus changing habits and tastes among drinkers blamed as off-sales total 51% in 2015
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Increased regulation, the cost of entry and drinks, and the growth in one-off events have led to closure of half of UK venues
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Could a preference for pub food spell the end for an era of spinning, holding and nudging?
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Letters: What concerns me, a real ale drinker for well over 40 years, is not how a beer is dispensed but whether it tastes good
Heineken may not refresh the pubs other beers could reach, landlords fear