Pub officially reopens its doors after six-figure refurbishment

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A Bamber Bridge pub has officially reopened its doors to the public after a six-figure refurbishment.

The Poachers in Lostock Lane is welcoming customers back to experience its new and improved look and feel having opened against yesterday (June 13).

The fresh look inside the pub (Image: Greene King) Key features of the investment include the transformation of the Poachers' interior, with a refreshed bar area and major improvements to the pub's function room with new furnishing and lighting.

The pub has also renewed its sports offering with new dart boards and upgraded TV screens.

The new darts area (Image: Greene King)

The toilets have also been enhanced to give a sleek new look and feel.

To celebrate the relaunch, the Poachers invited the mayor of South Ribble, Cllr Paul Wharton-Hardman, to cut the ribbon.

The mayor of South Ribble cut the ribbon to officially reopen the pub (Image: Greene King) Lee Dolphin, the pub's general manager, said: "The Poachers holds a special place in the heart of many in the local community, and we are delighted to be officially reopening our doors following significant investment.

"The pub has been transformed to showcase a brand new look and feel inside, and with an enhanced sports offering to match, we're proud to offer something for everyone to enjoy.

"We look forward to welcoming back customers old and new to experience the all-new Poachers very soon."