BBC's The One Show calls for pubs to appear on upcoming show

By Emily Sutherland

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The One Show, presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones, is searching for pubs to appear on the programme.
The One Show, presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones, is searching for pubs to appear on the programme.
BBC’s The One Show is on the hunt for licensees and community groups who are fighting to save their local pub to appear on an upcoming programme.

On its Facebook page, the programme said: “Recently, more and more pubs are closing down. We’d like to hear about your local. Whether you’ve recently lost your pub, it’s under threat or you’ve managed to club together to save it, please get in touch and tell us all about it.”

People interested in appearing have been asked to email gurbarfubj@oop.pb.hx​ with the subject line ‘pub.’

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TV cooking duo the Hairy Bikers kicked off their new BBC​ series ‘The Pubs that Built Britain’​ last night, which sees the pair travel across Britain visiting pubs that helped shape history.

Si King and Dave Myers visited the Black Bull, Otley, the Royal Standard of England in Buckinghamshire, Britain’s oldest freehouse, the Anchor Bankside, said to be the sole surviving riverside pub from Shakespearean times, haunted smugglers pub the Jamaica Inn in Cornwall and the Blue Bell Inn, Lincolnshire, which was the pub of choice for RAF officers throughout the Second World War. 

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