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Portland Arms
The Portland Arms is a traditional English pub serving fine real ales, speciality beers from around the world and home cooked food in a cosy, friendly setting.
There has been an Inn on this site since the 1880’s, the current building dates from the 1930’s and was designed by renowned architect Basil Oliver
Hayley and Steve Pellegrini are the licencees and have been running The Portland since 2004.
The pub has four distinct areas; the Saloon bar with it’s original wooden panelling, Public bar with pool table and sports, a Courtyard with our Tiki themed hut and our 200 capacity venue space.
July 2019
Loaded Dice + Pocket Boys
Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit
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Steve Logan
Steve Logan: Shaking Hands with the Devil (new album). Show to be opened by Kimberley Rew and Lee Cave-Berry.
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+ special guests
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Dr Feelgood Tribute
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Blur tribute
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October 2019
November 2019
December 2019
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