Admiral Taverns is looking for passionate individuals to run six community pubs in the North East, offering a chance to make a local impact
Durham: Admiral Taverns, one of the UK’s largest pub chains, is on the lookout for new publicans. They want folks who are passionate about pubs and have a vision to make these places community hubs.
Six pubs in the North East are up for grabs: Brawns Den in Durham, The Huntsman in Blaydon-on-Tyne, Rose & Crown in South Shields, Dolphin Inn in North Shields, Black Bull Hotel in Blaydon-on-Tyne, and Three Coopers in Bedale.
Brawns Den, located in Brandon, County Durham, requires a £12,000 investment. It’s a cozy spot that aims to be a community focal point.
The Huntsman in Blaydon is in a busy residential area and has a loyal customer base. It needs a £7,000 investment to get started.
Rose & Crown in South Shields is in a prime location, right on a main road and near local shops, with an expected investment of £12,500.
Dolphin Inn, the oldest inn in Tynemouth, is a historical treasure. It will cost potential publicans £10,000 to take over.
Three Coopers in Bedale is a charming pub in a picturesque market town, requiring a £15,000 investment. It’s just a couple of miles from the A1, making it easily accessible.
Black Bull in Blaydon is known for its live music and will also need a £15,000 investment to take over.
Admiral Taverns has launched a new applicant portal to help interested parties find the right pub based on their preferences, including location and investment level.
If you’re keen on any of these North East pubs, you can register your interest through the portal. Plus, anyone who signs up this month will be entered into a draw for a £250 gift card.
January is a busy time for recruitment in the pub industry, as many people look for new opportunities. Admiral Taverns has seen a 50% increase in applicants during this month over the past two years, showing strong support for community pubs across the UK.
