Glidden reveals Paint and a Pint shortlisted pubs
The pubs battled it out against around 150 nominated independents from across the country to be selected as a finalist in the competition, which is run by one of the UK’s leading trade paint brands, Glidden Trade.
As well as a £5,000 transformation, the winning pub will receive expert colour and paint advice, and money towards a re-opening party. To give a further boost to local businesses, Glidden Trade will arrange for all the redecoration work to be completed by a professional painter and decorator from the area.
Two second place prizes of £750 worth of Glidden Trade paints are also on offer and three runners up will each receive £150 worth of paint from the brand.
The winners of the ‘Paint and a Pint’ competition will be announced toward the end of November.
The 23 shortlisted pubs are:
- Dog in the Lane – Shrewsbury, Shropshire
- Haxey Gate Inn – Misterton, Doncaster
- Old Court House Inn – Great Bromley, Essex
- The Acorn Inn – Bramley, Leeds
- The Anglers Rest – Wombell, South Yorkshire
- The Blacks Head – Carlton, Nottingham
- The Comet Inn – Madley, Hereford
- The Coopers Arms – Rochester, Kent
- The Corner Pin – Morton, Derbyshire
- The Letter B – Whittlesey, Peterborough
- The Lowndes Arms – Whaddon, Milton Keynes
- The March Hare – Dunton, Bedforshire
- The Old King’s Head – Brockdish, Diss
- The Plough Inn – Amersham, Buckinghamshire
- The Royal Oak – Gladestry, Herefordshire
- The Royal Oak Inn – Dunsford, Exeter
- The Ship Inn – Bishop’s Sutton, Hampshire
- The Unicorn Inn – Carlton, Wakefield
- The Wheatsheaf - Maids Moreton, Buckinghamshire
- The Wheel Inn – Pennington, Hampshire
- The White Hart – Grafton Regis, Northamptonshire
- The Wonston Arms – Winchester, Hampshire
- Tim Bobbin – Rochdale, Greater Manchester