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Co-founder of Superdry buys Community pub

John Mounsey – Chairman of Minchinhampton Life – has published the following:   Yes, it’s true – after being closed since 2014, The Crown Inn has just been bought by The Lucky Onion, a group that describes itself as “a… Read More »A FANTASTIC RESULT

The Crown Inn has new owners!  Ei Group have confirmed that they have sold The Crown to The Lucky Onion Group, who take possession on Monday, 19th September, 2018. No time scale for refurbishment and opening has been announced but… Read More »THE CROWN INN HAS NEW OWNERS!

We have received the following email: “We believe that there is an offer to buy the Crown currently under consideration. We are waiting to hear more before deciding what to do next.and further information will be shared when we have… Read More »Crown Update

Site Updates We have been busy moving this web site to a brand new server. It is now running properly which gives us more time for adding content. Theatre lovers are may like to look at https://glosartscouncil.org.uk/videos/  where many full length… Read More »Latest Updates

When Ei Group moved to sell the 300-year-old Crown Inn last year, it triggered a six month window giving a community-led group time to put in an offer, but this ended on Tuesday, June 19. Minchinhampton Crown Inn Limited was… Read More »Problems in saving the crown

Minchinhampton Events Using the calendar is very simple. The default view is by month, but you can change that very simply by using the view menu as shown on the left . Anyone can submit an event. They are held… Read More »The Events Calendar video

New Mailing list If you would like to keep up with the site news then please join our mailing list. Here is a quick form. Subscribe to our mailing list Each time you receive a newsletter you will be given… Read More »Minchinhampton Site update

TWO MONTHS TO SAVE THE CROWN The Crown Inn was built exactly 300 years ago. It has been serving Minchinhampton all that time until the current owners Ei Group closed it in 2012, despite the previous occupier’s efforts to restore… Read More »TWO MONTHS TO SAVE THE CROWN

Our prehistoric ancestors walked the land in and around our town; many Neolithic and Bronze Age round barrows, ancient burial mounds, can be seen on the skyline, and there are long barrows at Gatcombe Park and Whitfield’s Tump.  The Longstone… Read More »Early History of Minchinhampton