Pub Details

Re-opened 18th September 2019 after a massive refurbishment, which has turned the small rambling pub into a large up market eatery, though one with some interesting local beers.

Pub News

The Plough & Harrow on the Guarlford Road in Malvern has reopened after extensive rebuilding by the new owners, Brunning and Price. Following their policy established in other pubs under their ownership, they support real ale especially local breweries and on a visit by one of our members in September featured MHB, HopShed, WyeValley, Cotswold and others alongside two nationals, seven in all. There are a huge car park and dining available.

Pub Details

A separate games room and skittle alley show that the spirit of friendly competition lives on in this classic village pub. This truly is a pub at the hub of the local community. Families are welcome. Often a local beer available, from Worcester or Pershore.

Pub News

The landlady from the Royal Oak at Kinnersley has taken over management of the coach & horses. It’s early days but there are rumours of real ale being sold here.

Pub Details

Large welcoming inn dating from 1372, set back from the village green. The spacious open bar, once three separate rooms, boasts exposed beams and a range fire at one end. The restaurant, at the rear of the pub, serves a wide range of food, making the best use of locally produced ingredients. The recently refurbished walled garden has views to Bredon Hill. Seven bedrooms are available for overnight guests.

Pub News

The Chequers Inn at Fladbury has been refurbished and reopens in June 2019.

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A hotel in a grand old building with two bars.

Historic Interest

Grade II listed.

Pub News

The Royal Oak Hotel a Grade II listed hotel is closed until further notice.Pub closed, planning permission applied for the change of use June 2018.

Pub Details

Busy single roomed house in a popular area of town for pubs and restaurants. The staff are welcoming and the range of Hook Norton beers is normally carried, including mild and seasonals. There is a big screen TV which shows sports events but is not obtrusive at other times. Live music most Fridays and Sundays.

Pub News

The Cap ‘n’ Gown, in Upper Tything, Worcester, is set to become The Feathers again later this summer. The pub was previously run by a regional brewery and has been bought by a new owner, Bar 45 Worcester Ltd. The company says it plans to improve the customer experience by injecting money into the property, including a complete refurbishment of the trading areas. There will be an emphasis on providing good quality products in a relaxed environment whilst showcasing sporting events.