Pub in Derbyshire town opens its doors once again after being closed for several months
This Derbyshire pub is open once again after having sat empty for several months.
A pub in a Derbyshire town has welcomed customers through its doors once again after a period of closure.
The New Inn at Derby Road in Heanor opened its doors on Friday, November 6 - with a new team at the helm of the pub.
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) listed the pub, which is dog-friendly, as having closed temporarily back in July.
In a post on the pub’s Facebook page, a spokesperson said: “Thank you to everyone that has come along and supported us this weekend. It’s been a good one and it’s fantastic to hear your positive comments.
“We still have a few finishing touches and new things to introduce but for now please enjoy our real ales, cocktails, wine list and of course our exciting keg selection.”
Food is not currently available, but the team are hoping to start serving up meals after Christmas.