Hull's Community-Owned Pub Raises Glass to Sustainable Future
The New Clarence, a community-owned pub in Hull city centre, has joined a campaign that champions sustainable business.
After closing in 2023, the pub was saved by a community-led campaign and has recently re-opened its doors to the public.
Following a successful fundraising effort, which raised £250,000 through the sale of public shares, pints are being pulled again in Charles Street, Hull.
The New Clarence has coupled pints with the planet by joining a campaign which champions sustainable business.
Author summary: Hull's community-owned pub revives with a sustainable future.
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