Pubs across West Midlands open to new licensees as pub chain asks for applications

Admiral Taverns has put out the call for 15 pubs across the Midlands which require new licensees as part of a January recruitment campaign.

These include Foresters in Burntwood, Duke William in Bewdley and Dickin Arms in Wem, with Admiral Taverns saying that applicants will be offered a tailored experience to help them find the pub that is right for them.

Both Foresters and Dickin Arms are available for £7,000 for a five-year tenancy, while Duke William is on the market for £13,000 for a five-year tenancy.

Admiral Taverns said that it had seen a 50 per cent increase in applicants over the past two years and also offered any applicants who signed up in January with an entry into a draw to win a £250 gift card.

A spokesman for Admiral Taverns said: "15 community pubs in the Midlands are on the lookout for new licensees to come and take these fantastic sites over.  

"Admiral Taverns, the UK’s leading community with more than 1,420 pubs across the UK, is on the hunt for individuals or couples with a passion for the industry and have a vision to create a pillar of the community. 

"Interested parties can now utilise the Group’s brand-new, user-friendly applicant portal, which revolutionises how people can apply and interact with Admiral, making it easier than ever to connect the right person with the right pub. 

"Applicants will be offered a tailored experience with the ability to search for a pub based on their specific preferences, from geography and financial contribution, to pub style."

To find out more about the pubs and to make an application, go to the Admiral Taverns Portal.