Full Listings

Licensee Leonard Francis Dye

The 'Millers' is a traditional locals pub which has a very friendly atmosphere provided by Richard and his staff. An extensive food menu is offered daily, providing a good variety of choice; on Sundays there is a superb traditional lunch. The garden has been landscaped to provide an excellent extension to the bar area, which is very popular in the warmer weather. All tastes are catered for: at present the 'Millers' hosts live weekend entertainment, a golf society, crib team, darts team, bowls team and a cheese and port club. It also sponsors a local under 8 football team.

Licensee Chris & Tracie Darke

JT's is the former council office building in Banbury. It has a downstairs bar, with a restaurant and pool room to the first floor. JT's has a very large and attractive patio garden. The extensive food menu is available all day long.

Licensee Peter Bates

The Kent House Tavern is a large community local on the edge of Penge. It has three bars; one with pool, another darts and one with large screen Sky Sports. Food is available at lunchtimes and weekly entertainment is provided.

Licensee Neal Frankel

The King William is a charming country pub in an area of outstanding natural beauty with spectacular views across the rolling rural scenery. Beer at the King William is served direct from the barrels, and the freshly-prepared food is sensibly priced, fresh, seasonal and wholesome. The roaring fire in winter makes the King William a must stop venue, as does the wonderful summer front lawn, complete with barbecue area.

Licensee Gail & Shailesh Patel

The Kingfisher is a community focused pub with a garden and car park. Facilities here include pool, darts and live entertainment. A small food/snack menu is available at lunchtimes.

Licensee Ondine Whately-Carington

Central Henley pub recently redeveloped offering a high standard of service, excellent range of beer, wines and spirits and modern european cuisine.

Licensee Mat Tucker

The Lamb at Crawley has a reputation as one of the best inns in Oxfordshire. Recently taken over by locally renowned chef Mat Tucker, the Lamb provides the ideal venue for a meal for two or a group dinner, the Lamb is a delightful and welcoming place to dine. Mat and his team are dedicated to producing a broad range of home cooked food - from good old 'pub' favourites to superb quality, imaginative cuisine, using the best produce, locally sourced wherever possible. This traditional inn is stuffed full of atmosphere; in the main bar a roaring log fire in an inglenook fireplace, lots of candles and pretty wall lights create a warm ambience. Feature flagged stone, polished wood floors and oak beams create the quintessential and orignal Oxfordshire inn. The Lamb Inn is situated in the picturesque Cotswold village of Crawley, just a stones-throw from Witney and the A40. The Lamb Inn has a spacious & private function area that can seat up to 30 diners, ideal for those hospitality functions, business meetings or committee social events.

Licensee Stephen Collier

The Lands End is a welcoming and peaceful pub situated in a rural setting on the outskirts of the small town of Twyford in Berkshire. Serving an excellent and comprehensive menu, this large Victorian pub is very close to the River Loddon, and some prime fishing locations. The Lands End has a wonderful dining area with a striking oak beamed roof leading out onto a sunny patio and garden.