Hinckley Times

Popular pub is set to close again

- NICHOLAS DAWSON nicholas.dawson@trinitymir­ror.com

ers and a dining which also can around 25 covers.

“The premises includes a catering kitchen.

“The pub benefits from a beautiful beer garden that extends behind the pub and connects to the local park.”

Another pub in Hinckley which is looking for new management after recent changes is the Holywell Inn, on London Road.

The pub also re-opened in September last year, less than a day after it was shut down, after the landlord there, Thomas Lord, was asked to take over running the venue.

The restaurant-pub is owned by NewRiver property trust, which also owns The Woolcomber in Atkins Way, Burbage.

A new landlord would need to produce an initial investment of £10,500 and rent of £14,000. area hold

Agents say: “This local community pub has an excellent food trade and is a cosy pub suitable for all occasions.

“It attracts a wide customer base for both its food and drink as well as boasting loyal regular custom. The day round offers are popular and will be key to the ongoing success of the site.

“The site would be best suited to a truly community minded operator and it would be advantageo­us if they had some catering experience.

“Being able to make the most of the day round trade and clever marketing of the function space will ensure that trade continues to grow.”

The Holywell Inn was also saved from being bulldozed and turned into homes in 2016.

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