Britain set to be battered with rain in weekend washout as Met Office issues weather warning
, which plans to reopen all 750 of its venues on Saturday, said: "The weather is out of our control, but our pubs tend to be three times larger than others so we are not worried about people being inside our venues.
A spokesperson for Stonegate Pubs, which owns The Slug and Lettuce chain, said: "Throughout our pubs and bars, we are implementing clear, safe socialising measures both inside and across our outside spaces.
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