A gem of a late-Victorian traditional pub, originally a 19th century beer house, commemorating riflemen Frank Edwards a local resident, who dribbled a football across 'No Man's Land' towards the German trench in WW1. There is limited free on-street parking but has close proximity to several bus routes. Very much a local community hub, with board games, TV sport and regular Thursday events. Dogs welcome. Small patio at the front and beer garden at the back. 15mins walk from Twickenham stadium & Harlequins Rugby Clubs. A Twickenham Fine Ales pub since July 2019. Changing Twickenham Beers: Seasonal and a Monthly Special + Guest Ale

NOTE! The Twickenham Brewery have indicated they no longer wish to continue their lease on the pub, with the possibility that the pub would close. On the 15th December, a jam-packed meeting was held by a rescue committee. They outlined the situation and their plans and asked if anyone was interested in supporting the long term survival of the pub to fill out a monkey questionnaire (see QR image). A dedicated Facebook page has also been created. moc.liamg@bupytinummocnamelfireht[]