For the last six weeks I've been running a bit of an experiment, involving animals and not eating them.

How can it be that a pint costs £2.15 in one pub but double that just a mile down the road?

The story about leading Vote Leave figures meeting for an important Brexit strategy session at a south London Wetherspoon's would have brought a wry smile to the faces of many in the trade.

I found myself alone in a room on Sunday giving a standing ovation to a multi-millionaire playing sport on the other side of the world.

What is a pub? It sounds like a daft question bearing in mind that you most likely work in the sector, and we write about them all of the time.

They say first impressions count, and they do, but so do final ones.

There's a point when something goes from being niche and cool to mainstream and everyone wants to start giving it a bit of a kicking.

I've been thinking a lot about students recently, probably because it is now exactly 20 years since I became one myself - I know, I know, hard to believe...

Last night I stayed at the oldest pub in the country. At least I think I did. It's pretty old anyway.

We get plenty of spurious reports and research sent to the Inapub Inn, much of which is designed to push whatever product someone is trying to sell.