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Brew Co Sells 3 Sheffield Pubs Amid Industry Woes
13 Aug
Summary
- Three pubs sold to secure company's long-term future.
- Company aims to strengthen and stabilize business operations.
- New ownership to preserve pubs' character and community role.
True North Brew Co has divested three of its public houses: The British Oak in Mosborough, The Old Grindstone in Crookes, and The Milton Arms in Elsecar. This strategic sale is intended to "strengthen and stabilise" the company amidst a difficult economic climate for the hospitality sector. Owner Kane Yeardley described the decision as necessary for securing the company's long-term viability. He assured that efforts are being made to support the affected teams. The company acquired the Abbeydale Picture House in Sheffield in 2025. The three sold pubs were a significant part of the company's portfolio. New owners are expected to continue operating them as public houses, thereby preserving their local significance and character. This move aims to ensure the continued success of True North Brew Co's remaining venues.
