The Sir Thomas Gerard
Opening Times
Facilities
- tvTV Screens
- deckLicensed Outside Area
- accessibleStep Free Access
- strollerChildren Welcome
- wifiWifi
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New menu has arrived
With new dishes including the ramen noodle bowl and shawarma chicken wrap.
New drinks have arrived
Featuring world beers, spirits and liqueurs, as well as no- and low-alcohol drinks and soft drinks.
The Good Beer Guide 2024 – we’re in it
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Pub history
Gerard Street takes its name from the family which features in much of Ashton’s history. One of the best known was Sir Thomas Gerard, imprisoned in the Tower of London after an attempt to rescue Mary, Queen of Scots. The architectural history of the site originates in the occasional preaching visits of the Reverend W Alexander, of Prescot, in 1802. In 1824, a church was formed, and five years later a chapel was built in Chapel Street.
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