The Britannia Inn was one of the Public Houses I purchased with my wife on our first return from the USA (after having my internet business bought up by a large company). It's located on the far south-east corner of England in one of the bleakest locations, right next to a nuclear power station. And yet it's one of the busiest Freehouses in the country because of all the fresh fish that's caught locally and served up as Fish & Chips. When we took over there wasn't much of a local trade, it was mostly from out of the area but it was good trade. Still, we wanted to improve where we could so we encouraged more and more locals in with advertising and special events and increased turnover by about 30% within two years. Unfortunately I don't appear to have saved much of the marketing materials I created. Still, here's a sample of what I could find.