Historic pub to reopen after years of closure

Ring O' Bells country pub is reopening after years of closure and is set to welcome guests over Bonfire Night weekend.

Located in Ring O' Bells Lane Lathom, Ormskirk, guests will soon be invited to dine inside the stunning, expansive and newly renovated venue that puts its own signature twist on the classic gastro pub.

The pub has been closed since 2016 but its origins date all the way back to the 19th century. In an attempt to maintain the integrity of the building, a large majority of the original features have been kept in place or reclaimed, including the floors, wood, open fireplaces and furniture that has been spruced up and put straight back in.

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Ring O' Bells is split into three areas: a private 75-person conservatory overlooking three acres of land, aimed at elevated dining and perfect for date nights or celebratory events; the main pub which welcomes up to 250 diners, and a large open bar space overlooking the beautiful canal and rear areas.

Major sports broadcasts will be screened in the pub but due to the expansiveness of the venue, those dining in the main pub and conservatory won't be affected by loud noise and cheers. Each area acts as it's own unique experience but customers are welcome to visit the pub at their leisure.

The family-friendly location has also installed a large play area on the grounds perfect for little ones to run around and enjoy until their heart's content. On the horizon are three private terraces that will eventually be linked once land development is complete.

Once the weather brightens up and allows us back outdoors, guests can expect