The pub was recently named the best for families in the prestigious Great British Pub Awards
A village pub, recently named the best for families in the prestigious Great British Pub Awards, is planning improvements to its garden stables. The outbuilding overlooking the beer garden at Ye Olde Bridge Inn in Oxton has an outdated bar but it has mostly been used for storage.
The buildings were partially converted before Hannah bought the business but only a quarter of the space was revamped. "They had a more shabby chic rustic approach to their finish, so the planning is to really bring the best out of the building, bring in natural light, add heating as there isn’t any and proper facilities," said Hannah, who is seeking planning permission from Newark and Sherwood District Council.
"This area will also be available to book to hold events from baby showers to christenings, or during the week the space will be available to book and hold society meetings, group meet ups, such as NCT and book clubs.
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