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Trying to find pubs in Park Bridge that have the Racing Channel? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
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Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6
A true real ale pub since 1833, The Red Rooster has recently had an extensive makeover both inside and out, stone flagged floors real open fireplaces and a classic pub feel. Very dog friendly with beautiful walks close at hand. Give us a try, loyalty card
18 miles
Leigh, Lancashire, WN7
Family friendly sports pub Sky and TNT sports. Horse racing channels . Best rugby pub in Leigh.
18 miles
Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11
We are a community local pub in the heart of Macclesfield town centre showing all live sports coverage.
18 miles
Warrington, WA3
We are a fabulous gin bar offering over 210 gins , cask ales and a large variety of beers and lagers. BEST INDEPENDENT VALUE FOR MONEY VENUE
19 miles
Burnley, Lancashire, BB11
Friendly, local pub. Sky sports and TNT sports shown over 6 screens. 2 Pool tables, 2 dart boards.
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Worsthorne, Burnley, BB10
A traditional country pub with excellent real ales and a great selection of lagers too including Peroni. Pie & Peas only £3.
19 miles
Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14
Pear Tree Inn, Home of the 3 R's. Real Ale, Real Food, Real People.
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Sunnyhurst, Darwen, BB3
Regular end of month beer festivals and quarterly rare beer festivals feature at this popular pub, which also acts as the brewery tap for Hopstar.
20 miles
Mirfield, West Yorkshire, WF14
Friendly canal-side pub with a reputation for serving the best beers, ciders and guest ales in the area. The Navigation Tavern has been an Ambassador of Theakston’s real ales for over 15 years.
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Bank Hall, Burnley, BB11
The Royal Dyche is an independent freehouse located in Burnley, North West of England. It was renamed after former Burnley F.C. manager Sean Dyche, after a joke on the pub's chalkboard became reality and the town enjoyed European football once again.