A POPULAR pub renowned for its real ale scene is set to reopen its doors to customers today (Monday, April 12).
The award-winning Cricketers Arms, on Peter Street, St Helens reopens at 2pm today after the long lockdown closure.
The Cricketers Arms
The pub held a soft opening yesterday and reopens officially today.
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The Cricketers Arms
In 2019 the pub added the next stage of its business after launching its own brewery called Howzat.
Located on site it brews beers at the pub which go on sale in the pub and elsewhere.
The pub, situated on the fringe of the town centre, opposite St Thomas Church on Peter Street, has won numerous awards over the years including being named CAMRA National Pub of the Year.
The Cricketers Arms
Since last week, pubs have been permitted to open outdoor spaces under the coronavirus lockdown exit roadmap.
A full reopening of hospitality is set for Monday, May 17.
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