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Please rise to the call of Lana at the of The Golden Anchor Pub 16 Evelina Rd, SE15 2DX

By Thunderblue600
May 19, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 19, 2021

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Posted May 19, 2021

Please rise to the call of our local pub hero Lana the lovely manager of The Golden Anchor Pub, 16 Evelina Rd, SE15 2DX

Also 'don't judge a book by its cover' prior to a significant makeover all thanks to Master Chef Tom Kerridge this pub had a certain 'reputation' dear Lana has transformed the pub on every level, which now includes beer on tap, an extensive wine selection and a number of pop up's including pop up food experiences.

In these uncertain times we all accept that our new freedoms might be short lived.

While you have the opportunity PLEASE do all you can to support our local pubs, restaurants, community venues including our very own Hill Station Community Cafe Kitto Rd SE14 5TW, and theatres including the delightful Golden Goose Theatre 146 Camberwell New Rd, Vassal, SE5 0RR.

Incidentally this theatre was just one of a handful that managed to stage any productions in 2020 during the pandemic. www.goldengoosetheatre.co.uk/

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