The Royal Oak pub has reopened under new management, with plans to introduce new events, entertainment and food offerings.
The pub reopened yesterday (Thursday 12th November) after being taken over by Chris, an experienced hospitality manager who has spent 22 years working in the industry.
Chris previously worked at The Roebuck in Utley and is now hoping to bring a new lease of life to The Royal Oak.
Working alongside Inglenook Taverns, he has confirmed that investment is planned for the pub, with further improvements expected in the coming months.
The aim is to re-establish The Royal Oak as a community hub, offering a range of activities and entertainment for local residents.
Plans being considered include weekly quiz nights, poker evenings, monthly pool competitions, open mic nights, live bands and weekend DJs.
There are also proposals for over-30s daytime discos, new drinks offers, a full food menu, Sunday roasts and weekend breakfasts.
The pub will continue showing live football and other sporting events, including pay-per-view fixtures where there is sufficient demand.
Chris has also pledged to support the pub's existing pool team, with hopes of improving facilities and potentially introducing a second team.
He is now inviting residents to share their ideas for the venue's future.

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