Donna and Peter welcome you to their friendly, traditional village pub offering a warm welcome to all our customers.
We serve a fine selection of cask ales, lager, cider, spirits and wines. For those wanting something to eat, we offer a snack, main menu and specials board, with a traditional carvery on a Thursday and Sunday lunch.
There are two cosy guest rooms in a separate converted cowshed, complete with Wi-Fi and en-suite with shower.
Situated in the village of Newbold in North-West Leicestershire, with Calke Abbey and Staunton Harold virtually on our doorstep, we are approximately 3 miles from Ashby de la Zouch and just over 7 miles from East Midlands Airport and Castle Donnington, with excellent links to the M1 and A42.
Coverage of the League Two match at Copperjax Community Stadium. Bromley are enjoying an excellent first season in the Football Legue and are in contention to earn automatic promotion to League One, but the Shrews held them to a goalless draw on the opening weekend of the season at The Croud Meadow
Coverage from the quarter-final first-leg tie from Parc des Princes. The hosts and current champions progressed through the round-of-16 stages thanks to an 8-2 hammering of Chelsea across the two legs. Liverpool didn't have it quite as easy across the two legs, however they did produce an impressive performance in the second match, winning 4-0 at Anfield to win 4-1 on aggregate
Coverage of round one of the first Major of the year, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Unlike other Majors, participation at this event is by invitation only with a set criteria in place for the invitees, and the final field selected to play is the smallest of the four championships. All past winners of the Masters Tournament are among those extended an invitation, and this year will see veterans such as Fred Couples, Vijay Singh, and Mike Weir expected to join more recent winners such as Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler, and the man to put on the green jacket last year, Rory McIlroy.
Coverage of the 10th night of the tournament at Brighton Centre, with a format featuring quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final all in one night. The quarter-final matches are Luke Humphries v Jonny Clayton, Gerwyn Price v Josh Rock, Luke Littler v Stephen Bunting, and Michael van Gerwen v Gian van Veen. Luke Littler won this night last year after he defeated Nathan Aspinall 6-3 in the final.
Coverage of round two of the first Major of the year, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. England's Justin Rose remained in the lead at the halfway stage last year on eight-under, with America's Bryson DeChambeau one stroke behind him, and both Canadian Corey Conners and Northern Ireland's eventual champion Rory McIlroy one shot further back. At the other end of the leaderboard, notable players to miss the cut included Brooks Koepka, Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia.
Coverage of the Premier League match from The London Stadium. The visitors finally picked up their first league victory of the season in the reverse fixture at the start of January, thanks to an impressive 3-0 win at Molineux. Three first-half goals put Wolves in control of the game against a poor West Ham side as their earnt their first three points in the top flight at the 20th time of asking.
Coverage of the Championship match from The Hawthorns, as the two teams at either ends of the table meet. The hosts are battling to stay in the league while their visitors are still fighting for an automatic promotion place. The reverse fixture in October saw Millwall dominate the game at home and come away with a 3-0 victory thanks to goals from Jake Cooper, Femi Azeez and Zak Sturge.
Coverage of the top-flight match from Emirates Stadium, as the Gunners go in search of three more vital points in their quest to win the league. The hosts came through a tough game in the reverse fixture in early January thanks to a 3-2 win. Declan Rice's second-half brace was just about enough to give Mikel Arteta's side all three points, as they hung on to their one-goal lead for the final 14 minutes.
Coverage of round three of the first Major of the year, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Eventual champion Rory McIlroy's second successive six-under round of 66 saw him end day three last year in the lead, with Bryson DeChambeau two strokes behind him in second place, and round two leader Justin Rose dropping down to a share of sixth place affter carding a disappointing three-over 75
Coverage of the Premier League match from Anfield. Harrison Reed scored an incredible equaliser in the reverse fixture back in January to earn the London club a 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage. Harry Wilson had opened the scoring for Marco Silva's side before second-half goals from Florian Wirtz and Cody Gakpo had turned the game on its head. Gakpo had looked like he'd scored the winner in the 94th minute before Reed's screamer went in the corner corner in the 97th minute to give Fulham a well-deserved point.
Coverage of the Championship match from St Andrew's @ Knighthead Park. The sides shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw in October's reverse fixture, with George Dobson giving Wrexham the lead, but Patrick Roberts earning the Blues a point with a goal just after half time.
Coverage of the top-flight match at the Stadium of Light. Brian Brobbey's equaliser 10 minutes from time ensured the Black Cats left the capital with a point after a 1-1 draw when the teams met in the reverse fixture in January, and while that was a disappointing result for Spurs, at the time it left them 13 points clear of the bottom three.
Coverage of the top-flight match from Selhurst Park. Second-half goals from captain Bruno Guimaraes and Malick Thiaw gave the Magpies all three points when the sides met in the reverse fixture in January, in a hard-fought 2-0 victory at St James' Park.
Coverage of the Premier League match from The City Ground, as the two teams at either ends of the table go head to head. The hosts are battling to stay in the league while their visitors are still hoping to finish in the qualification places for the Champions League. Villa won the reverse fixture in early January thanks to a goal from Ollie Watkins and a second-half brace from John McGinn.
Coverage of the fourth and final round of the first Major of the year, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Round three leader Rory McIlroy stuttered slightly on the final day last year, carding a one-over 73, while Justin Rose produced an excellent round of 66 to force a play-off. However, it was McIlroy who eventually claimed victory and became only the sixth golfer to complete a Career Grand Slam after Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
Coverage of the Premier League match from Stamford Bridge. The visitors will be desperate for a victory here as they look to keep putting pressure on Arsenal in the title race. Chelsea are also in need of the three points as they look to get their bid for a Champions League place back on track after successive defeats in the Premier League against Everton and Newcastle.
Coverage of the Premier League match from Old Trafford. The visitors are still fighting to stay in the top flight and a long overdue victory against their rivals would put them on course for another season in the Premier League. Leeds haven't beaten the Red Devils in any competition since a famous 1-0 victory in the third round of the FA Cup back in January 2010, and haven't beaten them in the league since September 2002
Coverage of the Championship match at Fratton Park. Both teams are in need of the points for differing reasons, with Pompey battling against relegation and the Tractor Boys competing for promotion. Ipswich claimed a 2-1 win in September's reverse fixture thanks to goals by Jadon Philogene and George Hirst.
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