Mapped: Cheapest places for a pint across the UK revealed
Since new analyzes and harsh differences between fields emerge, a Pint price continues to rise in the UK.
On average, a pint in the UK is now the cost of £ 5.50 – but in some places this figure is approaching a large £ 8. Bulucu’s analysis has shown the best opportunities of pubs and where to go to the areas that need to be avoided.
The most expensive location for a Pint is London from £ 6.83, as it continues to be the most expensive place for living by most metric.
This is followed by Brighton, a glass of £ 6.03, then Bath and Winchester at £ 6.
Edinburgh on the list, £ 5.90 has a glass. The Scottish capital is the most expensive place to live in the country and the most expensive place in the UK.
While the hospitality businesses were struggling, while increasing the prices on the board to try to get rid of the economic decline, the average cost of beer beer beer during Covid pandemi increased rapidly.
Thousands of businesses had to close England, and many warn that Labor’s last autumn budget renewed the pressure on the sector.
Despite the pressures in the pub sector, Finder’s analysis shows that there can be cheaper pints in many parts of the country.
With the cheapest average pint in the UK, Hull is more than £ 3 above £ 3 from the London figure. The next cheap was a diagonal mixture of Dundee (3.96 £), Wrexham (£ 4.00) and Bradford (£ 4.00).
Since industrial leaders encouraged the Treasury to bring supportive tax measures in the next budget in November, eight pubs per week left trade in the first half of 2025 throughout England.
Emma McClarkin, General Manager of British Beer and Pub Association, said the government should move quickly to save bars around the country.
He said: “There is definitely a direct connection between the heartbreaking bars that are closed for good and the big jump in their newly folded costs.
“Pubs and beer manufacturers are important employers, the driving forces of economic growth, but it is really valuable for local communities throughout the country and has real social value.”
