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After recent figures showed 70% of pubs face closure due to the cost of living crisis, Suggs believes it’s more important than ever that we protect them. In 2018, Sugg and Caspar Lee established a management company, Margravine (now MVE), to support up-and-coming digital talent. [55] Speaking to the group’s frontman is like chatting to an eccentric uncle, the one at family gatherings who offers you a strong drink when no one’s looking. While the band might be weathered by their time in the spotlight, Suggs is brimming over with stories, showing that their vim and vigour remains undimmed. A love for songs and pop have always been a defining characteristic. Tom's prediction: This is going to be comfortable for Arsenal. Burnley play some nice football but they don't have a cutting edge. 3-0Lacey, Hester (17 February 2017). "A Q&A with Madness musician Suggs". Financial Times. Archived from the original on 11 December 2022 . Retrieved 27 January 2018.

Sugg, Joe (3 July 2019). "Exciting news to share with ya this morning! I can finally announce that I've been working with a childhood hero of mine @aardman and landed myself a cameo role as the 'pizza boy' in the new Shaun the sheep movie: FARMAGEDDON! In cinemas October 18th". @Joe_Sugg . Retrieved 3 July 2019. You know how people say you think it's your best? I really, really think it is. We really didn't compromise in terms of our attitude, feeling or enthusiasm. There's been no blips. Arguments sure, but that's been great, proper arguments full of passion.’They’re also crucial in helping to beat loneliness, as they are places where you can go and sit for a couple of hours to spend time talking to other people, so it’s all utterly depressing what’s going on with energy bills and the price of everything putting some at risk of closing.