Welcome to The Cross Keys Inn

Newbold, Coleorton, Leicestershire

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.


 

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Forthcoming Events

At The Cross Keys Inn

18th November, 2025
Scotland v Denmark (World Cup Qualifiers)

Scotland v Denmark (World Cup Qualifiers)

All the action from both teams' concluding FIFA World Cup Group C qualifier, held at Hampden Park. Both these teams secured their place in the top two and at least the play-offs with two games to spare, but this contest will determine who takes top spot and automatic qualification for next year's finals in Canada, Mexico and USA. September's reverse fixture in Copenhagen ended in a goalless draw, but a more open game is anticipated this time around with whichever team starts the match in second place incentivised to go all-out for the win

21st November, 2025
Preston North End v Blackburn Rovers (Football League)

Preston North End v Blackburn Rovers (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at Deepdale. The Lilywhites haven't recorded a home victory in this fixture since October 2019, with Rovers winning the next two games, which were then followed by three successive draws, including a goalless stalemate last season. However the hosts did win the previous meeting in January as they came away from Ewood Park with a 2-1 victory.

22nd November, 2025
Coventry City v West Bromwich Albion (Football League)

Coventry City v West Bromwich Albion (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at Coventry Building Society Arena. The Sky Blues claimed a 2-0 win in the corresponding fixture last season courtesy of goals scored by Jack Rudoni and Matt Grimes, while their cause was aided by the dismissal of Callum Styles early in the second half.

22nd November, 2025
Bristol City v Swansea City (Football League)

Bristol City v Swansea City (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match from Ashton Gate. The struggling Swans sacked head coach Alan Sheehan just prior to the international break after he oversaw just four league wins from the opening 15 matches this season, bringing an end to his six month in charge.

22nd November, 2025
Burnley v Chelsea (Premier League)

Burnley v Chelsea (Premier League)

Coverage of the top-flight match from Turf Moor. The hosts will be looking to end their miserable run against Chelsea having not beaten the London club in 11 meetings. In that run the Clarets have only managed to pick up three points from a possible 33 against their visitors, a run that stretches back to a 3-2 victory in August 2017.

22nd November, 2025
Newcastle United v Manchester City (Premier League)

Newcastle United v Manchester City (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match at St James' Park. The corresponding clash ended in a 1-1 draw last season, with Josko Gvardiol giving the Citizens the lead in the first half, and an Anthony Gordon penalty in the 58th minute ensuring a share of the spoils, but City were comfortable 4-0 victors when the teams met at Etihad Stadium.

23rd November, 2025
Sheffield Wednesday v Sheffield United (Football League)

Sheffield Wednesday v Sheffield United (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at Hillsborough. This fixture has been a low-scoring affair in recent years, with the Blades winning 1-0 in both encounters last season, and the three previous games all ending in 0-0 draws, but both clubs will be keen to give their fans something to sing about after a difficult time in recent months.

23rd November, 2025
Leeds United v Aston Villa (Premier League)

Leeds United v Aston Villa (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match at Elland Road, where the Whites will be looking to register a home win over the Villans for the first time since December 2016 when they triumphed 2-0 thanks to goals from Kemar Roofe and Chris Wood, when both teams were in the Championship.

23rd November, 2025
Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match at Emirates Stadium, where the Gunners will be looking to extended a six-match unbeaten streak against their North London rivals. Mikel Arteta's men won both of last season's encounters, including a 2-1 triumph on home turf, after a Dominic Solanke own goal and a Leandro Trossard effort were enough to overturn an opener from Son Heung-Min.

24th November, 2025
Manchester United v Everton (Premier League)

Manchester United v Everton (Premier League)

Coverage of the Premier League match at Old Trafford. The Red Devils have an excellent record when hosting the Toffees in recent seasons, winning the last four in a row here, scoring 15 goals and only conceding one, with the most recent clash seeing them prevail 4-0 via a brace each from Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee.

25th November, 2025
Middlesbrough v Coventry City (Football League)

Middlesbrough v Coventry City (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match from Riverside Stadium. These teams occupied the top two spots in the table going into the recent international break, and the Sky Blues will be hoping to extend their five-match winning run over Boro to maintain their momentum.

25th November, 2025
Manchester City v Bayer Leverkusen (Champions League)

Manchester City v Bayer Leverkusen (Champions League)

Coverage of the league phase match from Etihad Stadium. City have made a strong start to their European campaign, winning three and drawing one of their first four contests. Leverkusen are rebuilding after the departure of manager Xabi Alonso and a number of key players in the summer and have just one win in the competition so far this term.

25th November, 2025
Southampton v Leicester City (Football League)

Southampton v Leicester City (Football League)

Coverage of the Championship match at St Mary's Stadium. The Foxes have won the last four meetings in a row against the Saints, but the Premier League clash here in the previous campaign had looked to be going the way of Southampton after they took a 2-0 lead in the first half, only for three second-half goals by Facundo Buonanotte, Jamie Vardy, and Jordan Ayew resulting in a complete turnaround.





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