Miners Arms, Telford

Solid-looking pub on a bypassed road, but well lit so visible from some distance in the evening. Opened out at some stage, from what might have been four rooms originally, and given something of a refurbishment too (either then or later). Popular pool table at one end and a dartboard at the other. Patio seating area at the front. Busy enough on a Saturday night, and whilst very much a local's pub, the landlady was welcoming to a visitor and the place had a good mixture of young and old. As a Banks's house, just Bitter (£2.45) and Mild available from two banks of three handpumps, but it's achieved Cask Marque accreditation.

Single room Bankss pub (looks like it used to be 3)lots of exposed brickwork and comfortable seating , nice old fireplace beneath the dartboard and a few tables set for dominos , its a proper local , 6 handpulls but only 2 beers on , Bankss Mild and Bitter , the Mild was Good , OK to visit on a crawl