The new managers of a Nottinghamshire pub have praised the "absolutely brilliant" response they have had since taking over ahead of an expected £300,000 revamp. The Three Horseshoes in East Leake lies within the shadow of the Rushcliffe village's historic St Mary's Church and two new managers have recently taken it on. Adam Lee now lives above the pub and runs it alongside his business partner, Claire Watts, under a tenancy agreement with Star Pubs & Bars. Mr Lee, 37, said: "It's been absolutely brilliant, they've all been lovely and everyone is just asking 'when are you putting food on?' "We're working on that project next and it should be around six to eight weeks - but, if we can do it sooner, we will." Since getting the keys on March 22, an initial facelift saw the front of the pub being deep cleaned and wallpapering in its entrance
The new managers of a Nottinghamshire pub have praised the "absolutely brilliant" response they have had since taking over ahead of an expected £300,000 revamp. The Three Horseshoes in East Leake lies within the shadow of the Rushcliffe village's historic St Mary's Church and two new managers have recently taken it on. Adam Lee now lives above the pub and runs it alongside his business partner, Claire Watts, under a tenancy agreement with Star Pubs & Bars.
Mr Lee, 37, said: "It's been absolutely brilliant, they've all been lovely and everyone is just asking 'when are you putting food on?' "We're working on that project next and it should be around six to eight weeks - but, if we can do it sooner, we will." Since getting the keys on March 22, an initial facelift saw the front of the pub being deep cleaned and wallpapering in its entranc
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