Everards

News

• Dec: Skittles Team wanted: We are trying to get a men’s table skittles team together on a Weds night (Dunton Bassett League) if you’re interested in joining please contact Julie at the pub.

The Heathcote Arms tenancy was taken over in January 2008 by Ian & Julie who are pleased to welcome you to their establishment. We wish you a pleasant visit and look forward to welcoming you here again

• Mon: CLOSED (except Bank Holidays 12pm-9pm)
• Tue: 12pm -12am
• Wed: 12pm -12am
• Thurs: 12pm -12am
• Friday: 12pm -12am
• Saturday: 12pm -12am
• Sunday: 12pm -10:30pm

Originally, the Heathcote Arms were 4 cottages built around 1751 and later sold to the Heathcote family, most of whom originated from Chigwell in Essex.The Heathcote family converted the cottages into a public house and named it the ‘Heathcote Arms’.

They also had two further outbuildings erected, one of these buildings was used as a cattle shed / pig sty / stable until it was converted in 1926 to what is now the skittle alley. The other building was originally used to brew beer but was converted to a slaughter house by publican William Taylor.Today this is used as a store room by the current tenants.

By 1892 the Heathcote Arms was selling beer brewed by Thomas William Everard Co Ltd who then purchased the pub on 23rd February 1920 and still own it to this day.

• Charity Quiz Night
  Saturday 10th April: Join us for an evening of intellectual entertainment as we host our charity quiz night in aid of Cancer Research.

• Beer Festival
  Join us at our first beer festival which starts on Thursday 29th April to Monday 3rd May 2010

• Annual Charity Cricket Match
  Tuesday 6th July: Join us at the Croft Recreational Ground for this years village cricket match in aid of Cancer Research. Tickets cost £5 and includes a mouth-watering bbq back at the pub.