Little Common pub reopens

A pub in the heart of a village for centuries has re-opened its doors after a major refurbishment.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Apr 2016, 12:39 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 21:59 BST

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Re-opening of the Wheatsheaf in Little Common. SUS-160404-083957001Re-opening of the Wheatsheaf in Little Common. SUS-160404-083957001
Re-opening of the Wheatsheaf in Little Common. SUS-160404-083957001

The Wheatsheaf Inn, in Little Common, is now ready to enter a new chapter in its history.

More than 100 people arrived to see the pub’s new look last Thursday.

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“Customers can relax in our traditional bar with its open fires, dine in the restaurant and during summer time enjoy our large garden with a children’s play area” said licensee Lynn Adair.

“For those that like some action with their drinks, there is a full-size pool table and darts area complete with a wide screen TV.

“And there is plenty of home entertainment coming up including live music and quizzes.”

With a new menu, new opening hours and new offers for both locals and tourists, it is hoped the pub will provide a relaxing environment for food, drinks and some entertainment.

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Lynn spared no expense in upgrading the inn’s premise and transformed it in the few short months it was closed.

The re-opening also created dozens of job opportunities.

“It’s been hard work” said Lynn, “and I must thank Adam Huntly, form local firm, Total Project Management who completed the whole project – they were brilliant.

“And I now have a great team of bar and restaurant staff with me to welcome both new and old customers.”

All food is home-cooked and served every day, including three-course meals to snacks and platters, as well as Sunday roasts.

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There is also a wide variety of cask ales, beers, wines and spirits as well as freshly brewed teas, coffees and hot chocolate available from 10am Monday to Saturday and 11am on Sunday.

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