Tracey Alloway
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417 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 1 Jun
Tracey Alloway’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I will say the reason I was in a Sam Smith pub last night was because we were waiting for a theater ticket and there weren't a lot of good options.
I probably should have gone just a little further to the Devonshire.
You mentioned food just then.
And this seems to be a key thing in the survival of pubs nowadays, which is if you can tack on gastronomy of some sort and good food, the economics seem to shift quite a lot.
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So I take the point there are different formats, so to speak, of pubs, such as ones that just serve drinks and others that serve food.
But have you noticed in your decades of publican experience, have you noticed a shift in the way people actually use pubs and why they're there?
Just to be clear, which came first?
Was it the building was coming up for sale and so you thought this would be a good opportunity or was it you wanted to start your own pub and so you went out looking for locations?
Because it's a very large building.
So this is one of the things that always comes up when you see the reports about pub closures in the UK.
It's too much tax, heavy regulation.
Can you walk us through, like, when people say regulatory burden on pubs, what exactly does that mean?
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