Campaign launched to save Stockland pub
Published:
3:27 PM June 13, 2011
Updated:
11:15 AM November 7, 2020
Villagers turn out in force to call for the reopening of the King’s Arms
A “SAVE our Pub” campaign has been launched in Stockland following the closure of the Kings Arms.
Residents turned out in force, despite Sunday’s heavy rain, to call for its reopening.
A spokeswoman said the loss of another rural pub had left everyone feeling miserable.
Later at a “positive” meeting villagers agreed start a campaign to save the pub.
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The Grade 2 Listed inn has been put on the market following the departure of licensees Phil and Debbie Reece, last month.
The freehold is being offered at a guide price of �880,000 by agents Westcountry Commercial, based in Crediton.
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A spokesman said they hoped to sell it as a pub.
For further details call them on 01363 775500.
