Best Bar None 2008

Best Bar None is a national accreditation scheme designed to recognise and reward the good and safe working practices that pubs, clubs and bars have in place.

2008 marks the second year that the scheme has run in Derby. It is organised by the Derby Community Safety Partnership, and supported by Derby City Council, Derbyshire Constabulary, Derby Pubwatch, and the law firm Flint Bishop.

Learn more about Best Bar None in Derby.

Advice and assistance for disabled people will be available in the Westfield Centre, Derby, on Friday 5 December, to mark the International Day of Disabled People.

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