The Old Plough, in Ashton on Mersey, has officially re-opened its doors following an extensive £550,000 refurbishment by Hydes.
The transformation of the popular community pub marks the latest phase in Hydes’ multi-million pound investment strategy, which will see substantial refurbishments at venues this year.
The project has delivered a fully redesigned interior featuring new seating, fresh décor scheme with local character, an expanded and reconfigured bar area, upgraded signage, and a revitalised beer garden.
“We’re incredibly proud to be opening the doors to the new-look Plough,” said general manager Niamh Kenny.
“It’s been at the heart of this community for decades, and now it’s been brought right up to date, while keeping the charm and character people know and love. The beer garden is unrecognisable, and the revamped interior is already proving a big hit.”
Originally acquired by Hydes in 1911, the Old Plough remains one of the brewery’s most popular sites and a key fixture in the village.
The latest investment reflects Hydes’ commitment to continually evolving its estate, both for the benefit of customers and for long-term business growth.
