Summer's just around the corner, and if you haven't been exploring the craft beer Brighton has to offer, you're missing out on something special. At Lost and Found, our tap room Brighton locals call home, we're all about showcasing the best independent beers from Sussex and beyond: and right now, our taps are flowing with absolute bangers. We're not talking about

Summer's just around the corner, and if you haven't been exploring the craft beer Brighton has to offer, you're missing out on something special. At Lost and Found, our tap room Brighton locals call home, we're all about showcasing the best independent beers from Sussex and beyond: and right now, our taps are flowing with absolute bangers. We're not talking about

Let's talk about something nobody really wants to talk about: your pint just got more expensive. If you've popped into Lost and Found or any other taproom in Brighton this February, you might've noticed a slight increase on the chalkboard. And before you think it's just us being cheeky, let me be straight with you, this one's not on us. On

Let's talk about something that's been keeping us up at night here at Lost and Found. Every week, it seems like another independent brewer is closing their doors. Another taproom is pulling its last pint. Another dream is dying. And meanwhile, supermarket shelves are stacked high with "cheap" beer that promises you're getting a bargain. But here's the thing: that bargain comes

If you've ever wondered why Brighton beers have such a cult following, you're in for a treat. Our corner of Sussex isn't just a seaside town with questionable parking: it's become one of the UK's most exciting hotspots for craft beer. From hazy IPAs that'll knock your socks off to rich, velvety stouts brewed just down the road, the local

If you've ever wondered why Brighton beers have such a cult following, you're in for a treat. Our corner of Sussex isn't just a seaside town with questionable parking: it's become one of the UK's most exciting hotspots for craft beer. From hazy IPAs that'll knock your socks off to rich, velvety stouts brewed just down the road, the local

There's been a lot of chatter lately about the so-called "Banter Bill." You've probably seen the headlines. Politicians wringing their hands. Pub owners worried they'll need to police every punchline. Talk of workplace harassment extending to third-party interactions, meaning yes, even the bloke at the bar cracking wise about the weather. The Employment Rights Bill (Clause 18, if you're feeling nerdy)

Picture this: you're standing at a bar, feeling pretty good about yourself. You've bypassed the Carling tap, ignored the Stella, and instead you're clutching a pint with an edgy label and a name that sounds like it was dreamed up in a warehouse in Hackney. You're drinking craft beer, right? You're supporting the little guy. Well

Let's be honest. Searching for a party venue in Brighton can feel like a full-time job. You've got a million tabs open, you're comparing prices that seem to change by the hour, and every "perfect" spot either costs a fortune or has availability sometime in 2027. We get it. Brighton's packed with options, from seafront spaces to historic pubs in the

You've probably seen the headlines by now. Diageo, the drinks giant behind Guinness, has announced that wholesale prices for Guinness Draught will rise by 5.2% from April 2026. That's roughly an extra 4p per pint at the wholesale level, and for many pubs, that cost is being passed straight on to you, the customer. Some venues are already reporting real-terms increases