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Shepherd Neame’s Westminster pub, The White Horse and Bower, officially reopened on Wednesday evening (October 15) to rapturous applause from a packed house following its stunning £950,000 refurbishment.

The White Horse and Bower may have originally opened as a pub back in 1816, but its new General Manager, Aura Bodian, believes she has a stunning pub that’s as good as new – and more!

There’s not much that fazes the new manager of Shepherd Neame’s George Hotel in Cranbrook, Duncan Moore, as he brings with him just over 30 years’ experience in the hospitality industry.

The White Horse and Bower, a landmark pub just minutes from Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, has reopened following a stunning £950,000 refurbishment by independent family brewer Shepherd Neame.

New licensee of Shepherd Neame’s The Deal Hoy, Andrew Freeman, has just one goal on reopening the historic pub which is to keep the locals happy – after all, he was one himself until very recently!

The White Horse and Bower, a landmark pub just minutes from Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, will reopen on September 10 following a stunning £950,000 refurbishment by independent family brewer and pub company Shepherd Neame.

Locals from Wilmington near Dartford gathered at Shepherd Neame pub The Orange Tree in Hawley Road on Thursday (May 1) to toast its official reopening after a £200,000 refurbishment.

Crowds gathered to herald a new era for Shepherd Neame’s landmark London pub, the Westminster Arms, at its official reopening following a £1.2 million refurbishment.

Independent family brewer Shepherd Neame has undertaken a £1.2 million transformation of its landmark London pub in the heart of the political scene, The Westminster Arms.

Britain’s oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, officially celebrated the reopening of its newly renovated Guildford riverside pub, The Britannia, with a packed pub of regulars and invited guests.