The Markham Arms on Dorset Drive, Brimington has a new couple at the helm – with Rebecca and James Hurd taking on the venue.
Rebecca was previously the general manager of the Hidden Knight on Soresby Street, and said that the Markham Arms was a “cracking pub.”
These 11 photos show customers what they can expect from the venue – which prides itself on ‘community atmosphere.’
5. Changing perceptions
Rebecca said: “Sometimes these community pubs get a bad reputation and it sticks. Actually, it’s really not like that – it’s a cracking pub.” Photo: Brian Eyre
6. Positive response so far
Rebecca said: “It seems to be working. People are appreciating that this is what we’re doing and it’s going really well. Everyone is really friendly and people are really getting behind us.” Photo: Brian Eyre
7. Busy events calendar
A number of events are planned at the venue, including karaoke, comedy, quiz nights, psychic nights and live music. Photo: Brian Eyre
8. Children are welcome
Rebecca said: “We’re doing kids clubs as well. We’ve bought a projector so we can show them films, and people have really been appreciative of that, because there’s not a lot around here for kids to do.” Photo: Brian Eyre