Calling all rugby fans, here are the Brakspear pubs showing the Autumn Internationals rugby on Amazon Prime: Oxfordshire Anchor, 58 Friday Street, Henley on Thames, Oxon RG9 1AH Catherine Wheel, Station Road, Goring on Thames, Berks RG8 9HB Cherry Tree, Stoke Row, Henley on Thames, Oxon RG9 5QA Cross Keys, 48 High Street, Wallingford, Oxon…
J T Davies & Sons, the parent company for Henley-based pub operator Brakspear, has felt the impact of the Covid restrictions and pandemic with turnover reported as £19.4m for the year ending 27 December 2020, a decrease of 45% compared to 2019. All 125 pubs, restaurants and inns were forced to close three times during…
From Tuesday 17th August, the world-famous Henley Ale Trail is back with a brand new t-shirt. As enjoyed by Ed Sheeran and his pals back in June 2019, we’re delighted it’s back up and running again after a 16 month break. Maps will be available from Monday 16th August from any one of the 10…
Oxfordshire publican Dan Redfern is opening a library and IT hub at his pub The Cherry Tree Inn in Stoke Row to help support local residents as the country moves out of lockdown. Dan Redfern, who runs the Brakspear pub with his partner Natalie Redfern, decided to transform a small room into the library, with…
If you’re looking for your first step on the career ladder to a job in finance then we have the perfect job for you! Role: Level 2 Accounts/Finance Assistant Apprenticeship Location: Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Salary: £15,000 p.a. Working hours: 37.5 hours per week incorporating Apprenticeship study time Overview At Brakspear, the oldest family-run company in Oxfordshire,…
From Monday 12th April, pubs can re-open their gardens and outdoor space. Many Brakspear pubs are counting down the days to welcome customers back in again and so here’s your handy guide to which pubs are taking table bookings, have outdoor heaters and even those who will welcome the dog you got during Lockdown too….
As we’re sure you know, pubs could open from the 4th July 2020 after a forced closure due to Covid-19. Many of our pubs are now open but we recommend you check the pub’s website or social media accounts to check the details as there may be reduced opening hours. Things are subject to change…