You may wish to add and change the photos on your website as the seasons change, if you want to show off new dishes or you just feel like a change.
You must first sign in to Useyourlocal.com which will take you to your pub/list of pubs
Click on the “Edit” button of the pub you wish to amend
Choose the blue tab marked “Website”
Click on “Manage Pages”
Select the “Edit” button of page you wish to add the photos to
Select the image you wish to add/change
Click on the image you wish to add, followed by “Select Image”
Click on “Save” and the image will be pulled through to your website
Continue with each page you wish to amend. If you have any problems or would like further help, please do not hesitate to call the team on 0191 691 5000
It is important to keep your photos on your website up to date following, for example, a refurbishment or as the seasons change. The process is very simple. You must first sign in to Useyourlocal.com which will take you to your pub/lists of your pubs
Your photographs have to be in your website library in order for you to add them to your website:
Click “Edit Pub” of the pub you are amending
Choose the blue tab marked “website”
Click on “Upload Photos”
Click on “Upload Files” – Top left of the screen
Click on “Select Files” and find the file holding your photographs on your computer
Select the photographs you require and add them to the library. The photos will now be held in the library, ready for you to add to your website. If you now wish to add these photos to your website, please follow https://uylo.co/addingphotostowebsite
If you would further help, please do not hesitate to contact the team on 0191 691 5000
They may not have a historical pedigree stretching back centuries, but several pubs across England have been deemed important enough to be granted listed status.
In his 1946 essay Moon Under Water, writer George Orwell described his ideal fictional pub.
He wrote that it would be “uncompromisingly Victorian” – offering “no glass-topped tables or other modern miseries… no sham roof-beams, inglenooks or plastic panels masquerading as oak”.
The latest list of pubs to be granted listed status may not have been to Orwell’s taste. Certainly, there’s a decent sprinkling of mock Tudor beams.
From Art Decco to Mock Tudor and whether or not you agree with Orwell, we should be very proud of these fabulous buildings housing our local hostelries, embrace their character and support their cause.
Let’s raise a glass to the most picturesque pubs the country has to offer, and let us know what you think…
Every year those nice folk at Star Pubs & Bars hold an awards ceremony to recognise their best people and their best pubs. This year’s awards were hosted by comedian Joel Dommett and attended by 250 people at the five-star Luton Hoo Hotel in Bedfordshire..
Winners were announced in sixteen categories ranging from Best Food to Most Family-Friendly pub. Patricia and Adrian Watson of the Elephant & Castle at Hemingfield in South Yorkshire won Star Pub of the Year – after also receiving the prize for Marketing – for their superb standards in every area of the pub’s operation.
