Local Services
We have all seen the closure of post offices, shops and other services around the UK. Here is where a spare store room or outbuilding in a village pub can be revitalised and turned into a valuable community asset through restoring an essential village service.
Even without a major capital investment pubs can offer some space over a bar top or a fridge set aside for daily essentials like bread and milk.
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Pleasure Boat Inn, Hickling, Norfolk
The Pleasure Boat Inn is situated in an idyllic position overlooking Hickling Broad, and adjacent to Hickling Sailing Club, with…
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We all know that pubs provide food, drink and entertainment but we also believe that the pub can be a place where you can read a book, find out about the local area, stay for the night or chat with friends over a coffee after the morning school run.
With an ‘open all hours’ accessibility the pub is often the only community space that can adapt to ever changing community demands.
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Pheasant, Neenton, Shropshire
Since The Pheasant closed in 2006, Neenton had been a village under threat. With no public space or facilities other…
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Many great pub operators just know when they have to step in and do the right thing for their community. They are well placed in the heart of their community to see a need and meet it. Our case studies show just some of the amazing ideas and schemes that pubs and communities come up with in creating bedrooms, camp sites and innovative arts and heritage projects driving the village economy for the whole community.
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Duke of York, Flagg, Derbyshire
Background: The Duke of York is situated alongside the Ashbourne to Buxton road, in the rural hamlet of Pomeroy near…
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