Now we are back up and in the swing of things, we at The Wheatsheaf are always trying to find ways to increase your customer satisfactions and experience. We know that after a long dark winter with no fantastic pub to visit waiting for your pint to be delivered can feel like an age! So …
Introducing our fabulous new Head Chef Liam Robertson. We are thrilled he has come to join us at The Wheatsheaf and lead our kitchen team. Liam has over 20 years experience in working in some of the best local restaurants, he even worked here at The Wheatsheaf 15 years ago! Great to have him back …
Well don’t we look smart! We thought it was high time that our close knit team started to look like a team. We invested in some beautiful uniform which I am sure you will agree looks fabulous on our beautiful staff.
We are thrilled to be opening our doors again! We look forward to welcoming you to the beer garden for a much anticipated pint!
We are now the proud owners of 4 beautiful bedrooms. Over the past 2 months we have had a team of tireless local tradesmen and women converting our 4 tired old bedrooms and bathrooms into beautiful and comfortable places to rest your head of a night. The rooms have been transformed into spaces of comfort …
I love being part of this village, it is just the most quintessentially English village I know, we have chocolate box cottages, local legends, Duck racing and a village sports day. This annual village sports day – thought to be oldest show in the county- features adults’ and children’s races, Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, donkey …
If I had to think of a favourite family activity, top of my list would be a walk and a pub lunch. To my mind there is nothing better than getting the children out in the open air and enjoying some quality time together away from the stresses of modern life. Time out from from …
As I swept the doorstep of the Inn this morning I heard a sound which quickened my heart and made my soul leap. The sound of bird song, the sound of spring. After a long cold Winter here in the North West the mere mention of spring is something we all rejoice in and especially …