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The Plough Inn, which is a community-owned pub now, is currently undergoing last-phase refurbishment works

Plans to upgrade the offering of a pub purchased by the community are afoot as an application has been submitted to the council. The team behind the resurrection of The Plough in Longparish have submitted plans to expand its car park and move an LPG tank to “enhance” the pub garden to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) as other works on the pub continue. Andy Joliffe, the chair of the Plough Committee, told the Advertiser: “When it opens, we expect The Plough to be a destination pub, with customers coming from several miles to visit us. Not only do we need enough spaces, we also w...

Tomasz Janovsky, a student from Sparsholt College, is one of the many volunteers who have been helping with the garden at The Plough A village pub in Longparish that was brought back to life by campaigners is set to reopen soon with its premise licence now pending before the Test Valley Borough Council. It comes as 70 people met on Zoom to hear about progress on the future of the pub, which was bought by the community. The Plough Inn was set to be converted into a residential dwelling, but the application was refused by the local planning authority in July 2018, following significant lo...

Fourpure completes £2.5m expansion Bermondsey-based Fourpure Brewing Co – part of the Lion Little World Beverages quartet of craft beer brands – has concluded its £2.5m expansion at its London home with new kegging and canning lines. Steve Morris, head of operations at Fourpure, said: “We’ve always had a state-of-the-art canning line but previously it was a little like a racehorse on a grey hound track, this latest suite of updates makes us Ascot-ready.  “The new, completely bespoke designed kegging and canning facilities will form a crucial part of our continued expansion and fu...