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Crown & Thistle in Abingdon is one of three pubs in Oxfordshire owned by the company Photo: Oakman Inns ALMOST 200 pub lovers have bought shares in three beloved locals in Oxfordshire – less than two months after a part-owner scheme was unveiled. Oakman Inns, which owns the Blue Boar in Witney, the Crown & Thistle in Abingdon and the Old Post Office in Wallingford, is still looking to extend its ever-growing business and the deadline for potential buyers to jump on shares is Tuesday, February 16. The company launched an investor platform targeted at allowing customers, regulars and communities a chance to own part of of the business in December.
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Thursday, 7th January 2021, 10:58 am
The Chief Executive of pub and restaurant group, Oakman Inns is offering to forego The Chancellor’s latest lockdown grant of up to £250,000 if he allows National Health Trusts to use Oakman Inns’ venues as vaccination centres.
Under the business grants scheme outlined by Rishi Sunak yesterday (Wednesday), Oakman Inns would have received more than £250,000 during the next four months, but Dermot King is ready to give that back to the Government to help pay for a bigger and quicker vaccination roll-out.
King said: “The only route to any normality is through mass vaccination and for that the NHS needs to be able to work at scale.
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