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Licensee David Simmons & Leisa Brown

The Thatched Inn is situated on the edge of Hassocks Village, within 5 miles of Brighton. It is a detached property with a large garden and car park and is host to the Vintage Motorcycle Club which has its own headquarters in the garden. The Thatched Inn boasts an extensive, excellent menu at both lunchtimes and evenings and is so popular that you will need to book to ensure an evening table.

Licensee Nigel & Julie Rainbow

Reviewed as being the Friendliest Pub in Henley, the Three Horseshoes assures a warm welcome to all visitors. Being a family run pub since 1999, the award winning staff at the Three Horseshoes pride themselves on offering a good selection of quality home made dishes at pub prices. Nigel, Julie and their team care very much about their pub and their customers, and are justly proud of the customer satisfaction they achieve. In the evenings, the Three Horseshoes is very popular with the locals, who are loyal to the pub, it's great atmosphere, and it's excellent beer quality; in fact the Three Horseshoes has recently won a joint Beer Quality Award for 2008. For entertainment, the pub has a pool table, darts, and shows live sports on the TV. There are also 2 outdoor areas, and a very comfortable dining area, making it a family friendly place too, as well as a good venue for those looking for a party or event venue.

Licensee Oliver Reichold & Simon Bonwick

The Three Tuns is situated right in the centre of Henley on Thames, and is the perfect place to sit and watch the world go by in the market square right outside. As an historic building, the pub is full of character and history, and is divided into rooms, giving it a cosy and intimate feel.

Licensee Paul Bloxham

The Tilbury at Datchworth is an award winning village pub, renowned for outstanding food served daily. With a focus on using local, fresh and top quality ingredients, the Tilbury, headed by top chef Paul Bloxham, delivers consistently outstanding dining experiences.

Licensee David & Wilaiwan Evans

The Turners Arms is a delightful pub situated on the outskirts of the village of Mortimer. The building was originally three cottages, one of which was a Wood Turner's, hence the origin of the pub's name. The Turners Arms is popular for food throughout the area, with a good range of English & Thai cuisine to tempt you. Takeaway Thai food is also available, and if you really love the Thai style, you can book Thai cookery lessons! Relax at the Turners arms with a good pint of Brakspear in front of a crackling real fire in the winter months, or enjoy the summer sunshine in the lovely garden where children are welcome.

Licensee Paul & Jane Knight

Paul and Jane Knight welcome you to the Unicorn public house, Kingwood. Just outside of the idyllic Henley on Thames and set in the midst of an area of outstanding beauty this most classic of rural British pubs offers you traditional ales, fine wines, homemade food and friendly company.

Licensee David Redman & Dawn Day

The Victoria is a traditional two bar local on the outskirts of Barking town centre. The Victoria has an excellent darts team and a weekly quiz.

Licensee Daniel Curtin

The Vine is a traditional town pub and is situated centrally in Maidenhead. The Vine offers all you might expect from a traditional pub; good meals, pub games and Sky TV.