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Landlords and restaurant owners in Stamford, Rutland and Bourne prepare to reopen on April 12 Published: 12:00, 02 April 2021
In a little over a week many pubs will be back open and serving customers a long-awaited pint or favourite tipple.
Under the Prime Ministerâs âroadmapâ out of lockdown drinkers will be allowed to sit in beer gardens from Monday, April 12.
The announcement, made at the end of February, has sparked a flurry of landlord activity as premises are prepared and patios washed down ready to welcome people back.
The Crown Hotel in Stamford
Customers of The Crown Hotel in Stamford, part of the Knead Pubs chain, will notice a new addition to the outside area - an âengine shedâ marquee has been put up.