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HTSI
Margot Henderson: ‘I’ve always had fantasies about opening a pub in the countryside’
...Upstairs, five spacious bedrooms designed with Frances Penn (who also collaborates with her father David Mlinaric) are being installed....
February 2, 2023
Music
Musician Jake Shears: ‘I’ve always liked making weirder stuff’
...In April, he will also perform in a group gig marking the 50th anniversary of David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane album at London’s South Bank Centre....
March 16, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
No ordinary boozers: gastropubs celebrate their 30th anniversary
...It felt like a pub, which is what it was — the congeniality of it, the owners serving — and David was a fabulous host.” Not only did a stripped-out boozer feel renegade, so did the menu....
January 16, 2021
News in-depthCoronavirus
Every day is like Sunday in a deserted City of London
...There are three traditional boozers in sight of his office....
March 27, 2020
Lex
Best of Lex: your weekly round-up Premium content
...Chief executive and amateur DJ David “D-Sol” Solomon managed to squeeze revenues from the bank’s investment and lending unit....
July 19, 2019
ReviewNon-Fiction
Homing by Jon Day — the homing instincts of pigeons and humans
...Day joins his local pigeon fancier group, and attends meetings in working men’s clubs and the back rooms of East End boozers....
June 14, 2019
FT Live
Global Private Banking Awards 2024
Celebrating excellence in wealth management
Thursday, 7 NovemberThe Landmark London, London, UK
UK banks
Readers respond: Britain’s vanishing bank branches
...Another solution — which could help Britain’s struggling taverns — could be setting up a bank branch inside the local boozer, said John Munnery, a retired banker....
December 15, 2017
Dementia
FT Health: The need for fresh approaches on dementia
...(FT, BMJ, European Parliament) Baltic boozers EU households spent €130bn — or more than €250 per person — on alcohol to drink at home in 2016....
December 8, 2017
Life & Arts
London’s Brixton: influx of young buyers pushes up home prices
...Popular boozer the Effra Social has a mirror ball, a small stage and a painting of Winston Churchill over the fireplace — it used to be home to the local Conservative Club....
July 14, 2017
FT MagazineTim Hayward
Bentley’s, London: one of the last temples of spontaneity
...Tim Hayward is an FT Weekend contributing writer; tim.hayward@ft.com; Twitter @TimHayward Photograph: David Cotsworth...
October 21, 2016
FT Magazine
Som Saa, London — the spicier route to Thailand
...I thought Sailor’s had been a one-off epiphany when I returned to England and the Thai menu at a thousand British boozers....
September 9, 2016
LombardJonathan Guthrie
City’s not-so artful dodgers drinking in the Last Chance Tavern
...The conspirators sometimes met in Square Mile boozers....
May 12, 2016
Property sector
NewRiver aims to use property expertise to transform failing pubs
...David Brockton, an analyst at Liberum, says the Punch transaction “appears to offer significant value potential”....
September 13, 2015
FT Magazine
The pub’s progress
...In 1991, David Eyre and Mike Belben took over a pub called The Eagle in Clerkenwell, London. The pair had always had ambitions to run a restaurant....
August 21, 2015
Life & Arts
How to save village pubs: tax those who don’t use them
...There was another pub 10 minutes away across the fields in the next village, so we weren’t totally bereft of a boozer....
March 20, 2015
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
At Home with the FT
Evgeny Lebedev, Britain’s youngest newspaper proprietor
...More recently, Lebedev set up a meeting here between David Cameron and Stephen Fry to discuss gay rights in Russia before the Winter Olympics. Does he socialise with the prime minister?...
April 2, 2015
InterviewLunch with the FT
Lunch with the FT: Lee Hsien Loong
...Given the early hour, we both stick with water – although Lee, slim and fit-looking, does not strike me as a likely boozer....
April 11, 2014
Life & Arts
A seat at the bar with Dylan Thomas
...The new-look Browns is a far cry from the rough-and-ready boozer of Thomas’s day. When I check in a few days after the low-key opening, there is little sign of anarchy....
August 3, 2012
LombardLondon fights for its future
Einhorn case highlights need for broker discretion
...Mr Einhorn is famous for shorting Lehman, an investment rather more prescient than the 13.3 per cent holding he accumulated in the troubled chain of boozers....
January 25, 2012
FT Magazine
Exclusive extract: Where chefs eat
...If it paradoxically feels a bit more grown up than its older siblings, that’s probably because what was previously a spacious old Theatreland boozer has taken extremely well to its repurposing as a smart...
January 4, 2013
Retail & Consumer industry
Wetherspoon focus shifts to small towns
...Wetherspoon’s pubs and their swirly carpets are set to expand further as the company targets 50 openings per year, from urban centres to places like Perranporth and market towns such as Witney in prime minister David...
November 28, 2011
Q&AFT Magazine
FT Foodies: April Bloomfield
...My mate from London Pete Begg, Rose Gray, Steve Parle, Ruthie Rogers, Elizabeth David, Marcella Hazan and Julia Child. Favourite restaurant?...
March 18, 2011
Retail & Consumer industry
UK pub scheme aims to revive dying trade
...That’s fortunate, because the average boozer – or, put another way, the fabled British pub – is dying, with about 39 establishments closing a week....
November 15, 2010
FT Magazine
All hands to the pump
...Camra’s newspaper, What’s Brewing, intersperses Pravda-style headlines about the benefits of beer (“It’s official: beer is good for you”) with a melancholy roll-call of endangered boozers....
February 4, 2011
UK companies
Law is final nail in the coffin of old-style pub
...David Trunkfield of PwC says bingo has declined by 15-20 per cent in the last year, and attributes more than half of that decline to the smoking ban....
June 27, 2008

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