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We are hurtling through 2026 at break neck speed. Before we know it the 8th of August will soon come around and so will Foxt Fest 2026. Last year was a taste of how good a small Beer & Music Festival can be and we promise this year will build on the success of the first. The line up of artists has expanded this year as has the size of the marquee. The beer line up with be fresh and cater for every taste, be its a good stout, a golden ale, a hazy pale or something a little dif

CAMPAIGN AIMS TO HALF VAT FOR UK PUBS AND RESTAURANTS Management at the Fox and Goose are backing a Staffordshire led campaign to reduce VAT on hospitality. We have all read about a crisis in hospitality. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) say 161 pubs closed in the first three months of this year across England, Scotland and Wales, equating to the loss of around 2,400 jobs. The Fox and Goose is performing well, and we passionately believe that a village pub wi

Eat local at the Fox and Goose At the Fox and Goose, we are committed to shopping local and reducing food miles where possible. A survey showed a dish like Shepherd’s Pie can travel over 27,000 miles on its journey from field to fork. That’s why we work with local suppliers where we can. On our menu, you will find steaks and burgers from the butchery at Dunwood Farm. Based just a stones throw from Foxt at Rudyard, Dunwood is a 170-acre all grass farm. The Pearson family has

Landlord James Miller is celebrating 12 months since taking on the Fox and Goose. A Staffordshire Moorlands local, James took on the pub and restaurant in late April 2025. James is passionate about great food and good beer, and both are freely available at the Fox and Goose. You will find hearty Sunday lunches and a varied a la carte menu. There are four hand pull beers on the bar, with two well-kept standards, Bass and Timothy Taylor Landlord, complimented by cask ale hand-p