TRAFALGAR NIGHT IS COMING TO THE KING'S HEAD

Never heard of it? Unless you've got a mate in the Admiralty or a phone tap on Portsmouth Dockyard, you're forgiven. Short version: on 21st October 1805, Nelson gave the French and Spanish navies a very bad afternoon off Cape Trafalgar — and ever since, Brits have marked it with a proper dinner, a toast or two, and a bit of naval nonsense.

We reckon it's the perfect excuse for a night out. So we're doing our own version — no cannons, promise (mostly).

More details to follow soon!