A popular pub in Buckinghamshire is preparing to close its doors for the last time this weekend, urging loyal customers to make one final visit before its permanent closure.
The White Horse, located on London End in Beaconsfield, has announced that today will be its final day of operation. In a statement to patrons, the staff confirmed that Sunday evening will mark the end of service. They expressed gratitude to all those who have supported the establishment over the years. Regulars have been invited to stop by for a farewell drink or two before the pub ceases operations.
Heartbroken patrons took to social media to express their sadness following the news of the closure. One individual described the pub as a fantastic place managed by a wonderful team, thanking them for the good times. Another lamented the loss, highlighting the pub’s spaciousness, delicious food, and friendly staff.
The White Horse is part of the Brunning and Price pub group, which operates around 81 pubs across the country, including The Rowbarge in Woolhampton and The Horse & Groom in Twyford.
While no official reason has been given for the closure, the pub has recommended nearby sister venues to its customers, assuring Beaconsfield residents that familiar Brunning and Price options will still be available. This closure marks the end of an era for the Beaconsfield community, with Sunday being the final chance for locals to enjoy a drink at the White Horse.
The closure coincides with the British Beer & Pub Association’s call for discussions with government officials regarding the future of pubs, ahead of the unveiling of new support measures next week. The Mirror has been actively advocating for the preservation of British pubs through the Your Pub Needs You campaign.