HOSPITALITY venues across the district are invited to register for the nationally recognised Best Bar None scheme.
Supported by the Home Office and the hospitality industry, the initiative promotes responsible management and safer environments in pubs, bars, restaurants, and nightclubs.
Businesses that pursue Best Bar None accreditation demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, staff training, customer wellbeing, and operational excellence.
Accredited venues can display their Best Bar None certificate and window sticker, giving customers confidence that they’re entering a safe, well-managed, and welcoming environment.
The Warwick district Best Bar None pilot scheme, run by Warwickshire County Council in conjunction with Warwick District Council and the Warwickshire Retail Crime Initiative, saw several venues receive accreditation for the 2025 Awards.
The scheme has now been rolled out to Nuneaton and Bedworth borough and Stratford district.
Chair of the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board Coun Dale Bridgewater said: “The Best Bar None scheme is all about supporting Warwickshire’s night-time economy and celebrating the people who work so hard to ensure customers have a great experience.
“We want to recognise and reward the very best venues when it comes to safety, training, management, and customer service, and it is fantastic that we are now opening this up to businesses in Nuneaton and Bedworth borough and Stratford district following a successful pilot scheme in Warwick district last year.
“If you run a hospitality business, joining the scheme will help get national recognition for your hardworking staff and for your personal commitment to raising standards, whether you run a pub, bar or other venue.”
Visit safeinwarwickshire.com/crime-anti-social-behaviour/warwickshire-best-bar-none to register by September 30.
