Staff at a Petersfield care home have rolled out the barrel for residents and visitors on International Beer Day.
There were cheers and beers all round when the doors of Tilmore Gardens’ in-house pub, The Tilmore Arms, reopened following a refurbishment.
The pub first opened in 2018 but its fixtures and fittings were looking tired and worn before its recent makeover.
The revamp means that residents with a range of learning disabilities can now enjoy a night on the town with non-alcoholic beer and soft drinks on tap.
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Caretaker, Jason Baker, and care and support worker, Mandy Todd had plenty of feedback from residents.
New additions include a branded welcome mat, dartboard for a traditional pub feel and an octopus-themed mural painted by residents to brighten up the space.
by Maddie Gay


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