Horley pub set to reopen following £1.3 million refurb

The Jack Fairman pub, in Horley, is reopening at 8am on Thursday, December 18, following extensive repair, upgrade and refurbishment work at a cost of £1.3million.

The pub, in Victoria Road, which first opened as a Wetherspoon in February 2007, has been closed for 15 weeks for the work to be carried out.

A total of 30 new full and part-time jobs have been created at the pub, which is managed by Justin More.

The Jack Fairman has undergone major roof repairs, with all external roofs fully replaced. Full external redecoration of the building has also taken place.

Inside the pub, which has been completely redecorated, new carpet has been installed throughout the customer area.

A new heating and cooling system as also been added and soft furnishings and artwork upgraded, improvements to lighting has also been undertaken.

On the bar, new drinks dispense equipment has been installed and over bar glass racks added.

Behind the scenes, new staff facilities have been installed.

The Jack Fairman pub will be open from 8am until midnight Sunday to Thursday and 8am until 1am Friday and Saturday. Food will be served throughout the day, from opening until 11pm every day.

The pub will be open for family dining, with children, accompanied by an adult, welcome in the pub until 9pm, throughout the week.

Pub manager Justin More said: “The investment in repairs and refurbishment highlights Wetherspoon’s commitment to the pub, as well as its staff and customers.

“The team are looking forward to welcoming customers back into The Jack Fairman, after the short closure, and we’re confident that they will be impressed by the upgraded premises.”