The Princess Alice, Moor Park, Preston

Pleasant looking out-of-town community boozer serving the local post-war suburb. Opened-out L-shaped interior with a naff two-tone grey décor, though the PNE stuff breaks it up a bit. Four pumps with two cask on both from Lancaster Brewery; Blonde and Haymaker (a cracker, NBSS 4) with pretty cheap pricing too. Blokey slant with the full monty of pool, darts and much, much TV (10+ screens). Fair local – someone knows what they’re doing with the cask and can imagine it’d be a great place to catch the footy or PDC. GBG ’22 listed, fair play to the local CAMRAs for putting this one in. 6.5

An out of town backstreet locals boozer, single roomed in an L shape, four handpums on the central bar with two on from Lancaster, Haymaker and Blonde. The downer on this pub was the total overload of TV screens, I counted twelve in total, for me that took any shine there may had been from this pub.

Backstreet local, with an opened-out, L-shaped interior, and refurbished in a semi-modern style. Most notable for the rather overwhelming number of TV screens. Lancaster Brewery beers - Blonde and Hay-maker (£1.60, half, in fine shape) - being dispensed from the four handpumps.

Princess Alice is a backstreet local with lots of Preston North End and Lancaster Brewery paraphernalia on the walls. The bar supports a standard and premium keg range alongside six handpumps. I noted Lancaster Blonde and Hay-maker as being available, two others were in operation and two were unused. There is a pool table to the left and dartboard to the right. Televisions are located throughout, some were airing muted BBC news and other Sky Sports News. Live music is advertised for weekends and there is a jukebox. I’m glad I visited but wouldn’t make the walk from town just to visit here.