British company Stonegate Group has announced the reopening of the Poacher pub in Portishead, North Somerset, England, following a six-figure investment in its renovation.
The refurb includes complete interior redecoration and new signage, a new darts and pool area, and an upgrade of the garden to include a stage and outside bar for live music and community events.
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A new function room is now available for hire.
The pub will be managed by Danielle and Ed, who are moving from Telford, Shropshire, where they previously operated a pub with accommodation.
Danielle stated: “The Poacher is such a beautiful and historic pub, and we can’t wait to welcome both familiar faces and new customers through the doors.
“We’ve worked hard to create a space that celebrates the pub’s heritage while making it a fantastic place for the community to come together – whether that’s for live sport, music, family events or just a quiet pint in the garden.”
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By GlobalDataThe renovation has generated three new jobs in the local area.
In April 2025, the Hazel Tree pub in Corby, Northamptonshire and The Leaping Salmon in Northumberland were reopened after a six-figure investments in refurbishments by the Stonegate Group.
Refurbishment at the Hazel Tree saw the introduction of a professional-standard darts area, a pool table and a revamped audio-visual system.
The Leaping Salmon revamp included improved audio-visual facilities and high-definition televisions.
