The Future of Pubs When people started protesting about the abrupt closure of the Dyke Pub in Brighton the owner asked where were all these people when it was open. Whatever he did, he claimed the pub lost money and as he liked antiques he would sell furniture there instead. While this highlights lax planning…
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Mayor of Brighton & Hove – and his kind words about The Bevy It was time to make pizza: mushroom pizza, very thin with a smattering of onion, and finely chopped olive on a margarita base. The locals in bar at the The Bevendean Cooperative Pub certainly liked it and asked for more – I…
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A FAREWELL TO FATHER JOHN As the packed pub raised a glass, the vicar of Moulsecoomb said it was like being at his own wake; but there was nothing downbeat about Father John Wall’s leaving bash at the Bevy – the community pub he helped open. It was like an old Mayors roadshow while Brighton’s…
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WE ARE ONE! Last week the Bevy celebrated its first birthday, and the week showcased how we are so much more than just a pub. For our birthday party who better than the fab Fish Brothers to entertain a packed Bevy. Our community choir sang on the Monday and on Wednesday evening Lee and Karen…
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The Bevy’s success proves the local boozer can be the beating heart of a thriving community LAST Saturday I found myself not at my usual windswept non league football ground but at the theatre. My excuse was that The Bevy had been nominated for “Best community Business” at The Argus’s Community Stars awards at the…
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Raising a Glass to The Bevy One of the visions we had when we opened The Bevy was that it would feel like a front room; somewhere you felt immediately welcome when you walked thru the door. Our first ever garden fayre was the perfect example of how we are achieving that. From 3 to…
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