50th pub bought by Black Country Ales with 49th due to open within weeks
Black Country Ales has bought its 50th pub in a Staffordshire village.
The New Inn in Tutbury, near Burton upon Trent, will be refurbished before reopening as a BCA real ale pub.
The Pensnett-based business is due to open its 49th pub – The Old Bush in High Street, Wombourne – next month.
BCA is looking for licensees to run the Tutbury pub.
The business was founded in 1999 and brews its beers at The Old Bull's Head in Upper Gornal.
The other 48 pubs owned by Black Country Ales are:
The Anvil, Shifnal
The Bird in Hand, Stafford
The Black Country Arms, Walsall
The Bridge Inn, Kingswinford
The Cottage Spring Woodsetton, Woodsetton,
The Court House, Dudley
The Craven Arms, Birmingham
The Cross at Finsall, Bromsgrove
The Cross at Kinver, Kinver
The Dog Inn, Burton upon Trent
The Duke of Cambridge, Willenhall
The Hanbury Turn, Bromsgrove
The Harp, Albrighton
The Hollybush, Stourport-on-Severn
The Horse and Jockey, Penkridge
The Imperial Tavern, Worcester
The Jewellers Arms, Birmingham
The Kings Head, Leicester
The Lawford Arms, Rugby
The Lych Gate Tavern, Wolverhampton
The Market Tavern, Tenbury Wells
The Midland, Bearwood
The Old Bull's Head, Dudley
The Old Bush Revived, Rowley Regis
The Orange Tree, Hereford
The Pretty Bricks, Walsall
The Prince of Wales, Birmingham
The Queen's Head, Stourbridge
The Queen's Head, Wordsley
The Raglan Arms, Rugby
The Railway Tavern, Newport
The Real Ale Tavern, Bewdley
The Rising Sun, Tipton
The Robin Hood, Willenhall
The Royal Oak, Shrewsbury
The Salmon, Leicester
The Severn Stars, Stourbridge
The Shrewsbury Arms, Stafford
The Starving Rascal, Amblecote
The Swan, Halesowen
The Swan - Pelsall Road, Brownhills
The Three Horseshoes, West Bromwich
The Uxbridge Arms, Chasetown
The Vine Inn, Wolverhampton
The Waggon & Horses, Halesowen
The Wellington, Birmingham
The Whitley, Halesowen
The Windmill Inn, Rugby
