Gary Lloyd

× Expand Photo by Kyle Parmley There are projects and change aplenty on the docket for Trussville in 2025.

× Expand Photo by Erin Nelson Sweeney Atlas Linville, 3, and Harper Moses, 4, smile and laugh as Beth Moses pushes them on a

More than eight out 10 football fans are more likely to visit pubs and bars to watch live Champions League matches in January.

Hydes Brewery launches 2025 beer ranges, which includes plenty of cask options and some retro designs.

Pubcos such as Greene King and M&B have joined forces with Lucky Saint to give away 100,000 pints to ensure socialising continues into the new year.

× Expand Photo by Savannah Schmidt Buddy Choat, the Trussville mayor, visits the Trussville Entertainment District, one of the sites he contributed to during his time in office.

× Expand Starnes Digital Buddy Choat, the Trussville mayor, wishes the city a Happy New Year. Photo by Savannah Schmidt.

The towns and cities that are bucking national trends by opening new pubs and bars.

Research has shown hospitality must do more to cater for those drinking low & no alcoholic beverages.

Research conducted for the seventh year in a row shows more people are moderating than before with 38% drinking low & no options on a semi-regular basis.