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Back Our Pubs

Thousands have backed calls to cut VAT on pubs, cafes and restaurants from 20% to 10%. The Government says the move would cost taxpayers £11 billion a year.
Back Our Pubs

Your local pub could disappear unless this tax is cut, campaigners warn

White Cross inn is our latest pub of the week White Cross inn is our latest pub of the week
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Beautiful pub known as a community beacon and famous for Doctor Who

Amy McCann opened McCann's Rock and Ale Bar eight years ago, in April 2016 Amy McCann opened McCann's Rock and Ale Bar eight years ago, in April 2016
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We visit McCann’s Rock N Ale Bar on Newport's High Street

Carpenters arms is the Argus pub of the week Carpenters arms is the Argus pub of the week
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The city pub known for its old prison cells and friendly atmosphere

Pen and Wig known as a popular boozer for Dragons RFC and its home-made lasagne Pen and Wig known as a popular boozer for Dragons RFC and its home-made lasagne
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LOOK: Newport pub is a popular boozer for Dragons players and known for its Lasagne

Louise has taken over at Newport's Ye Olde Murenger House Louise has taken over at Newport's Ye Olde Murenger House
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Newport's Ye Olde Murenger House: Traditional pub atmosphere right in the city centre

Craig Davies, Landlord of The Red Lion, has taken the pub to strength to strength Craig Davies, Landlord of The Red Lion, has taken the pub to strength to strength
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City centre pub is known for its match day atmosphere and low drink prices

Potters Pub one of the best pubs in Newport Potters Pub one of the best pubs in Newport
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We pay a visit to Newport pub known for home-cooked food, live music and atmosphere

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