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BBC News
2 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Further planning bid for Coalport pub undergoing revamp
The owner of a historic pub near the River Severn in a protected part of Shropshire has applied for permission to alter a refurbishment Brewery Inn, Coalport High Street, sits in the Ironbridge Gorge Unesco World Heritage Site where there are strict planning is currently being carried out on the pub ahead of its eventual reopening and owner Severn View Brewers Ltd has applied to make some changes to the design of a screen and a rear year, the pub was granted permission for extensions, holiday accommodation and changes to the layout of the Grade II listed property. Three applications have been lodged. The first to change the conditions of previous approval, the second to seek full planning permission, and a third for listed building architect Corey Waters said the proposals represented a "significant overall improvement" and Historic England advised the "best way to conserve a building is to keep it in use, or to find an appropriate new use if it has passed out of use".The architect also said in a heritage statement that the public body advised against an "unreasonable, inflexible approach" and encouraged a "reasonable and proportionate approach to owners' needs".Public consultation is ongoing. This news was gathered by the Local Democracy Reporting Service, which covers councils and other public service organisations. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
Western Telegraph
10-05-2025
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Village pub with 1,000 reviews among best in Pembrokeshire
The Brewery Inn, Cosheston has 982 reviews and an average rating of 4.8 stars out of 5. Ashley Andrews and Sukie Richards became the owners of The Brewery Inn in October 2024 and since then the couple have racked up numerous five-star reviews thanks to their outstanding food, lovely atmosphere and highly rated Sunday lunch. Ashley and Sukie took over the pub in October 2024. (Image: File photo) A review from one week ago wrote: 'My husband and I went to the Brewery Inn for Sunday lunch while we were staying in the village. 'We didn't have a starter, but we had beautiful topside of beef with Yorkshire pudding and fantastically cooked vegetables. Gravy was lovely and tasty. 'For dessert, my husband had sticky toffee pudding and asked if he could have custard which wasn't a problem even though it wasn't on the menu. 'I had toffee apple cheesecake and ice cream. I finished the meal with a coffee. It wasn't the cheapest meal we've had but definitely one of the best. Well done to all the staff at The Brewery Inn, Cosheston.' Numerous reviews applaud the pub's food. (Image: Google Maps) Ashley and Sukie have a son named Romeo, and a dog called 'Sunday' – the couple took over from former owners John Lowdon and Steven Lester who ran the pub for ten years. A review from last month (April 2025) added: 'Easy online booking. Great host in a lovely setting. Dogs very welcome. Special chicken tikka thighs and hash brown bites were very tasty and presented beautifully. 'The steak sandwich was pink and tender -and the Gammon was judged excellent by my butcher husband. Reasonably priced and nice wine too. Thanks, we really enjoyed our lunch visit on a wet Saturday.' Ashley was a chef for over 12 years before taking over the pub. (Image: Google Maps) Despite never running a pub before this one, the couple have maintained The Brewery Inn's excellent reputation. Another review from April said: 'I recently dined at The Brewery Inn, Cosheston, and I can't recommend it enough! 'The food was nothing short of fantastic. The highlight of our experience was the exceptional service; Ashley, the owner, went above and beyond by squeezing us in last minute and even surprised me with a lovely birthday banner. 'The warm and welcoming atmosphere, combined with attentive staff, made for an unforgettable celebration. If you're in the area, don't miss this gem!'
