An estate pub on the west side of the town opened by Tolly Cobbold of Ipswich in 1963. It retained its original interior and was named as one of England’s Ten Best Post-War Pubs. However, despite efforts to save it, it has now been demolished and housing built on the site.
A white-painted street-corner pub in this small non-touristy Suffolk town close to Sizewell nuclear power station. Plans have been approved to turn it into an 11-bed House of Multiple Occupation.
A pub on the eastern outskirts of the town situated on a section of road bypassed by the construction of a new roundabout. It has been closed for a decade, but is currently reported as being under offer. The new housing being built opposite must surely represent a potential source of trade.
