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Requested be closed with reason - For sale: for £365,000
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The Whitehall, Worcester
Rushwick
Postal town: Worcester
WR2 5TA
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fiona goldsby left this review about The Whitehall
This is a charming village pub slightly off the beaten track. Very popular with local customers & regulars from further afield. Real ales & open fires are the main attraction along with a warm & friendly welcome from Ron & Fiona the landlords. Traditional pub games are the main feature with two darts teams in the First Division of the St Johns League, Whitehall Angling club newly named this year after moving from The Plough in Broadheath, & Whitehall F.C in the Worcester Sunday League (div 4) in their very first season. Poker nights are held every Thursday, & a poker tournament is held every month or so with cash prizes. Quiz night is changing to a Friday & hosted by Shaun. Families always welcome, dogs & their owners too!
On 10th January 2009
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- Child Friendly : Yes last updated 10 January 2009 by Quinno _
- Darts : Yes last updated 10 January 2009 by Will Larter
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 10 January 2009 by Quinno _
- Quiz Night : Yes last updated 10 January 2009 by Will Larter
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 10 January 2009 by Will Larter
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