Opening date announced for reopening of historic Horbury Bridge pub

An opening date has been announced for a popular Horbury Bridge pub after two breweries joined forces to reimagine the watering hole.
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SALT Brewing and Ossett Pub Company, jointly invested more than £1million in renovating The Bingley Arms, on Bridge Road.

The Georgian building is the first collaboration between the two breweries and will be known simply as The Bingley once it reopens.

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It was announced this week that the grand reopening will take place on June 23.

SALT Brewing and Ossett Pub Company, jointly invested more than £1million in renovating The Bingley Arms, on Bridge Road.SALT Brewing and Ossett Pub Company, jointly invested more than £1million in renovating The Bingley Arms, on Bridge Road.
SALT Brewing and Ossett Pub Company, jointly invested more than £1million in renovating The Bingley Arms, on Bridge Road.

The renovation included a new bar area, an open mezzanine, Georgian style wooden windows throughout and an open plan street food kitchen. It combines SALT Brewing’s contemporary look with Ossett Pub Company’s traditional features.

Situated between the Calder and Hebble canal and the River Calder, the pub enjoys stunning views of both waterways. The newly constructed front beer garden will seat around 100 customers, with more seating at the rear and decking overlooking the canal.

The original ‘Bingley Arms’ stone carved signage has been repainted gold.

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The Georgian pub has stood in Horbury Bridge for over 200 years and thousands of commuters pass by every day. The revamped venue will serve SALT Brewing’s award-winning craft beer, alongside traditional cask ales from Ossett Pub Company.

There will also be a wide range of spirits, wines from Barrique Fine Wines, cocktails on tap and soft drinks. Asian street food will be up for grabs on the second floor from street food vendor Baobros23, famous in West Yorkshire for its award-winning Asian steamed buns.

Owner Jamie Lawson said: “The reopening of this once extremely popular pub is a key post covid investment for our two breweries, SALT and Ossett. We are so excited to put this landmark pub back on the map after an exciting face lift which will inject new life into the Horbury Bridge community.

“We rescued the Bingley with ambitious restoration plans. Those plans were put on hold by the pandemic hitting the hospitality sector particularly hard but after six months of hard work we are ready to open the doors. We look forward to welcoming both old and new customers back to The Bingley with a unique site that offers something for all.”

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