This Pub is Closed Long Term
The pub was sold by McMullen in 2014 to a property developer. Developers subsequent change of use planning application and application to rescind the ACV were rejected following a local campaign. The pub was put on the market again in 2016 and the community raised enough money to purchase the freehold and renovate the building but were significantly outbid by two property speculators. Further planning application for change of use by the was rejected in 2021.
Please refer to www.saveourwhitehorse.co.uk for local campaign details.
Active Campaign
A campaign has been active since 2014 trying to acquire the freehold of The White Horse at Kimpton. The pub was sold by McMullens in 2014 to a property developer. They campaigners (The White Horse at Kimpton Ltd, a Community Benefit Society) managed to get the developers subsequent change of use planning application rejected and also his application to rescind the ACV. The pub was put on the market again in 2016 and the community raised enough money to purchase the freehold and renovate the building to return it to use as a traditional country pub. Unfortunately the campaigners were significantly outbid by two property speculators. They ensured a planning application for change of use by the current owner was rejected in 2021 and have been in dialogue with him since then to attempt to agree a fair price for the freehold for an increasingly dilapidated building.
See the group's website and Facebook page for more details.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 1 regular beer.
Source: National
Cask Ale
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