Wetherspoons to extend opening hours at all pubs as it reopens 44 more gardens

WETHERSPOONS fans will be able to sip on their pints for longer as the pub chain will extend its opening hours from next week.

‘Spoons will also reopen another 44 beer gardens from next Monday for outdoor eating and drinking.

Wetherspoons is reopening 44 more beer gardens in England from next Monday

The new pub openings includes branches in Guildford, Ilkeston, Lincoln, Morecambe, Camborne, Driffield, Nottingham and Reading, as well as London.

And from April 26, boozers will be open for an extra hour in the evening, from 9am until 10pm on Sunday through to Thursday, and 9am to 11pm Friday to Saturday.

The extended opening hours apply to newly opened branches as well as the 394 that opened on April 12, although some may close earlier due to local restrictions.

Next Monday will also see 60 branches in Scotland and 32 in Wales open again as local coronavirus lockdown restrictions are eased.

Full list of pubs reopeing on April 26

WETHERSPOONS is reopening another 44 beer gardens in England from April 26. These are:

MUW Leicester Square
Last Post Southend
“Wetherspoons
Richard John Blackler
Reginald Mitchell Hanley
Grey Friar Preston
Three Magnets Letchworth
Thomas Sheraton Stockton
Skylark Croydon
William Jameson Sunderland
Red Lion Skegness
“Rising Sun
Rodboro Buildings Guildford
Friar Penketh Warrington
Holland Tringham Streatham
“Swan Inn
Hope Tap Reading
Gate Clock Greenwich
“Lord John
Paramount Manchester
Observatory Ilkeston
Mockbeggar Hall
Rockingham Arms Elephant & Castle
“Mail Rooms
“Rupert Brooke
Columbia Press Watford
Goodmans Field London
Plough Hammersmith
Ivy Wall Spalding
Fall Well Liverpool
Square Sail Lincoln
Amber Rooms Loughborough
Eric Bartholomew Morecambe
Clairville Wallasey
Old Market Hall Mexborough
“John Francis Basset
Benjamin Fawcett Driffield
“Man in the Wall
Butter Cross Bingham
Trent Bridge Inn West Bridgford
High Main Byker
Six Gold Marlets Burgess Hill
Lady Chatterley Eastwood
Hope & Champion Beaconsfield

Three pubs in Nothern Ireland will also open again but not until April 30 inline with local lockdown rules.

The new openings will mean 533 of the 871 ‘Spoons pubs around the UK will be open again.

Punters will be able to order food and drink at the newly reopened branches although they will be running a reduced menu while some restrictions remain in place.

While customers will still be able to tuck into a fry up, fish and chips or a beef burger, its range of curries, mixed grills and steaks will be missing from the menu.

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