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These Are the Re-Openings That We Know About. If Your Pub, Club, Or Bar Isn't Listed Please Message Us Directly So That We Can Add It These are the re-openings that we know about. If your pub, club, or bar isn't listed please message us directly so that we can add it. This list will be updated regularly, so please keep checking back to see if your venue is opening. Some pubs are opening on a limited basis. You are advised to check with the venue before travelling to avoid disappointment. Location Venue Opening Date Abbotsbury The Ilchester Arms Hotel 4th July Ansty The Fox Inn at Ansty 4th July Askerswell The Spyway Inn 4th July Beaminster The Knapp Inn 8th July Greyhound Inn 4th July Bishop’s Caundle The White Hart 4th July Bradford Abbas Rose and Crown, Bradford 4th July Abbas Bridport The Ropemakers 4th July Tiger Inn Bridport 5th July The Hope & Anchor 6th July The Bull Hotel, Bridport (34 4th July East Street, Bridport) Broadwindsor White Lion Broadwindsor 4th July Buckland Newton The Gaggle of Geese Pub 4th July Burton Bradstock The Anchor Inn 4th July The Three Horseshoes Pub and 7th July Kitchen Cerne Abbas The giant aka the red lion 4th July The New Inn 4th July Charminster The Three Compasses 4th July The Gamekeeper Charminster 4th July Chedington Winyards Gap 4th July Chetnole The Chetnole 4th July Chickerell Turks Head Weymouth 4th July Chideock The George Inn at Chideock 4th July Dorchester The Bull's Head Inn Fordington 4th July - Freehouse Convivial Rabbit micropub 4th July Copper Street Brewery 4th July Hardys pub 4th July Tom Browns Pub, Dorchester 4th July The Colliton Club and Bar 4th July Goldies Public House 4th July Junction Hotel At Dorchester 4th July Trumpet Major 4th July The Poet Laureate 4th July The Trinity Club Dorchester 4th July Vivo Lounge 8th July Duchess of Cornwall Inn 9th July East Burton Seven Stars Dorset 4th July East Knighton The Countryman Inn 4th July Evershot The Acorn Inn 4th July Eype Eype's Mouth Country Hotel 10th July New Inn Eype 4th July Laymore The Squirrel Inn 4th July Litton Cheney White Horse Inn 4th July Loders Loders Arms 4th July Lower Burton The Sun Inn 4th July Lyme Regis The Harbour Inn, Lyme Regis 4th July The Pilot Boat 4th July The Royal Lion Hotel, Lyme 4th July Regis Maiden Newton Chalk and Cheese Family 4th July Friendly pub - Maiden Newton Martinstown The Brewers Arms 4th July Middlemarsh Hunter's Moon 4th July Moreton Frampton Arms 4th July Mosterton The Admiral Hood 4th July Nettlecombe The Marquis of Lorne, 4th July Nettlecombe, Dorset Piddlehinton The Thimble Inn 4th July Plush The Brace of Pheasants 4th July Portesham The Kings Arms - Portesham 4th July Portland Star Inn 4th July The Corner House Inn - 4th July Portland Portland Social Club 4th July Eight Kings Portland 4th July The Punchbowl Inn 4th July The Cove House Inn Portland 4th July Preston Spice Ship (Weymouth) 4th July The Bridge Inn, Weymouth 4th July Pulham The Halsey Arms, Pulham 4th July Pymore The Pymore Inn 4th July Seatown The Anchor Inn at Seatown 4th July Shave Cross The Shave Cross Inn 4th July Sherborne The Cross Keys 4th July Skippers 10th July The Digby Tap 6th July Half Moon Inn 4th July South Perrott The Coach and Horses Inn 4th July South Perrott Dorset Stoke Abbott The New Inn Stoke Abbott 7th July Stratton Saxon Arms Stratton 4th July Sutton Poyntz The Springhead 4th July Symondsbury Ilchester Arms 4th July Thornford The Kings Arms 8th July Upwey Old Ship Inn Upwey 4th July The Royal Standard, Upwey 4th July Weymouth The Doghouse Micro Pub 4th July Weymouth The Market house 4th July Hardys Hop House 4th July The Boot Inn High West Street 6th July - Weymouth The Edinburgh House of 4th July Sounds Golden Lion Weymouth 6th July The John Gregory 4th July The Kings Arms Weymouth 4th July The Market house 4th July Marquis Of Granby Weymouth 4th July Old Castle Hotel 4th July Old Rooms Inn, Weymouth 6th July The Red Lion 4th July The White Hart Tavern 6th July Rendezvous Weymouth 4th July The Royal Oak 4th July The Kings Arms Weymouth 4th July The Belvedere 4th July The Wellington Arms 4th July The Blackdog Weymouth 6th July The Park hotel 4th July The White Hart Tavern 6th July Duke of Albany 4th July Beefeater Weymouth 17th July Weymouth Conservative Club 4th July Nautico Lounge 8th July West Stafford The Wise Man Inn 4th July Winterbourne Abbas Coach House Inn 4th July Wyke Regis The Wyke Smugglers 5th July Yetminster The White Hart, Yetminster 4th July Version Comments Date 1.0 27th June 2.0 New Inn, Cerne Abbas; 28th June Rendezvous and Royal Oak, Weymouth; Greyhound Beaminster; Frampton Arms, Moreton; and Brace of Pheasants, Plush. 3.0 Belvedere, Kings Arms, 29th June Weymouth; Eight Kings, Punchbowl, Portland; Skippers, Sherborne; Squirrel Inn, Laymore; Ilchester Arms, Abbotsbury; Hope & Anchor, Bridport; The Wyke Smugglers, Wyke Regis; Bridge Inn, Preston 4.0 Countryman Inn, East 30th June Knighton; Seven Stars, East Burton; Sun Inn, Lower Burton; Wellington, Park Hotel, White Hart, Black Dog, Weymouth; Cove House, Portland; Goldies, Colliton Club, Dorchester; The Digby Tap, Half Moon, Sherborne; Wise Man, West Stafford 5.0 Cove House Inn, Portland; White Hart, Bishop’s Caundle; Bull Hotel, Bridport; White Lion, Broadwindsor; The Gamekeeper, Charminster; The George; Chideock; Junction Hotel, Trumpet Major, The Poet Laureate, Trinity Club, Vivo Lounge, Duchess of Cornwall, Dorchester; New Inn, Eype; Loders Arms, Loders; Royal Lion Hotel, Lyme Regis; Marquis of Lorne, Nettlecombe; Duke of Albany, Beefeater, Weymouth Conservative Club, Nautico Lounge, Weymouth; Halsey Arms, Pulham; The Pymore Inn, Pymore; Anchor, Seatown; Springhead, Sutton Poyntz; .
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