A pub in Nottinghamshire is selling beer at prices that the local MP reckons could be the cheapest in the UK. The landlord of the New Cross in Sutton-in-Ashfield said he is able to keep the cost down because he owns the free house, which means he isn't tied to any particular brewery.
Prices start at £2.50 for a pint of Coors, Carling and Caffrey's. John Smith's and a pint of mild are £2.65 and Foster's is £2.70. Stella Artois comes in at £3.20, the same as Guinness.
Drinkers pay £2.90 for a pint of Madri, which at some pubs costs over £4. There's more unbeatable value with Sharp's Cold River Cider just £2.30.
