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Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge will be the host of a new BBC2 series aiming to help British pub owners struggling to keep their business afloat.
The chef owner of two Michelin-starred gastropub The Hand and Flowers shared the news on Instagram, calling for any businesses at pains making ends meet to get in touch.
View this post on InstagramWant to join my new @bbctwo TV series? Check this out and get in touch! ????@bone_soup_tv
Tens of thousands of pubs have closed across the UK over the past ten years - one every twelve hours, according to The Campaign for Real Ale - which studies have linked to rising business rates, low-cost supermarket alcohol, changing social habits among 18-25 year-olds and the introduction of the smoking ban.
There is hope for the British public house, however, as recently published government figures indicate that the rate at which pubs closed between 2018 and 2019 has been significantly less than in previous years. Among other factors, one explanation for this is the rise of the gastropub - drawing new customers in with a high-quality food offering.
The programme, produced by Bone Soup has yet to set an airing date - and anyone wishing to get involved, may that be pub owners or members of the community wishing to help save their local is invited to contact the company by emailing [email protected] or by calling 01179064321.
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Tom Kerridge to launch TV series to rescue pubs on the brink of closure
"Tom Kerridge has been a massive influence on my career"
More than 150 pubs closed last year following soaring energy costs
Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge joins forces with Knorr Professionals Bouillons to launch new online training hub for chefs
Tom Kerridge: “The whole of hospitality is facing a very tough time at the minute.”
Tom Kerridge Launches £15 set lunch deal
Tom Kerridge, Rosie Hunt: Employers can't 'sit there and fester' about staffing issues. They need to be proactive
CAMRA calls for government action as 290 pubs demolished or converted in 2021
There is no secret to staff retention, says Tom Kerridge. It takes time, effort and perseverance
