Droylsden pub marks Star's 250th JAT site with major refurbishment
The Pig on the Wall in Droylsden has reopened under Star's managed operator arm following a £212,000 investment. The six-figure makeover marks Star's 250th JAT site and its 23rd in the north west. The refurbishment transforms it into a community-focused pub with a new commercial kitchen, updated guest accommodation, and an external facelift including new signage and a revamped beer garden with Cruzcampo furniture, plus TVs for live sports and a fresh food offer. Incoming publican Sylvia Morris, with over 40 years in the industry and 17 years in Droylsden, will run the pub alongside her son, Matthew, who started as a bottle washer at 16 and will oversee back-office operations. Star central operations director Caren Geering said JAT pubs are community focused and the Pig’s location is ideal in the heart of the town; the refreshed offer plus local connections are a winning combination for residents. The changes aim to strengthen the pub's role at the heart of Droylsden. Source: The Morning Advertiser
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