Tom Harrison

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Tom Harrison is Pub Social’s Venue Reviewer, dedicated to discovering and reviewing pubs across the UK. From hidden gems to well-known destinations, Tom explores what makes each venue unique — from atmosphere and drinks to food and service. His reviews are designed to help readers find their next great pub, offering honest insights and recommendations based on real experiences. Whether you’re looking for a quiet local or a lively night out, Tom highlights the venues worth visiting.

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Doc Martin’s Famous Cornwall Pub Set to Reopen After Sudden Closure

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The Golden Lion in Port Isaac, known to millions as the Crab & Lobster in ITV’s Doc Martin, is preparing to welcome customers back...

The White Heather, Ferndown – Proper Local or Just Another Pub?

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First Impressions If you’re after a no-nonsense local where you can grab a pint, some solid grub, and not feel out of place in muddy...

Bournemouth’s Six Million Postcards Has Reopened As The Sun

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Bournemouth’s pub and bar scene has seen another familiar venue step into a new chapter, with the former Six Million Postcards site now trading...

RedCat unwraps a bumper December

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If you thought Christmas trading was tough for pubs, RedCat Hospitality has just proved otherwise. The operator behind The Coaching Inn Group and RedCat Independent...

The World’s End Inn, Dorset: The Pub You Reach Without Meaning To

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There are pubs you plan your day around, and then there are pubs you arrive at. The World’s End is firmly the second kind....
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Bankes Arms Studland Review: Dorset’s Best-Located Pub?

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Bankes Arms Studland review: sea-view garden, Isle of Purbeck ales, food, rooms, parking and the Old Harry Rocks walk — plus our honest verdict.

Why Pork Scratchings and Pints Became Perfect Pub Partners

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From their satisfying crunch to their salty partnership with beer, pork scratchings have earned a permanent place in British pub culture.

What Makes a Great Local Pub? The Details Regulars Notice

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A great local pub is built from dozens of small decisions: a genuine welcome, a well-kept pint, fair treatment and room for different kinds of people.

Why the Pub Quiz Still Works in the Age of Smartphones

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Smartphones can find facts in seconds, but they cannot replace the teamwork, suspense and friendly rivalry of a proper pub quiz.
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