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Limited seating agreement reached between Fat Boar and Wrexham Council following patio dispute

A COMPROMISE has been reached between a Wrexham pub and the local council after an outdoor seating area was deemed to be ‘indoors’. The news meant the wooden fixture – that housed seating booths - was deemed unusable by Welsh Government standards ahead of the long-awaited reopening of pub gardens in Wales. Members of the public were quick to defend the popular eatery with their confusion over the decision made by Wrexham Council. Since then, officials have met with the Fat Boar and compromised on the best way forward. Council members claimed that they were following Welsh Government guidance that coverings must be ’75 per cent open’.

Council meets with Wrexham pub after outdoor space deemed to be enclosed

Fat Boar owner left baffled after patio seating cover deemed as indoor space by Wrexham Council

FROM Monday, April 26, pubs in Wales can begin pouring pints and serving customers in beer gardens, outside terraces, and marquees. In order to comply, many pubs have invested in revamping outdoor seating areas to begin welcoming customers back as soon as it s safely possible. However, Richard Watkin - the owner of popular Wrexham eatery the Fat Boar - was left scratching his head after being told that part of his outdoor seating area was deemed to be indoors. The business owner took to his social media page on Tuesday saying: “Interesting phone call today. See that posh bus shelter thingy in the picture - apparently that’s classed as being indoors.”