Anglesey pub set to re-open four months after closure

The Liverpool Arms in Menai Bridge <i>(Image: GoogleMaps)</i>
The Liverpool Arms in Menai Bridge (Image: GoogleMaps)
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A PUB on Anglesey which shut earlier this year will re-open in just a few weeks.

The Liverpool Arms, in Menai Bridge, closed in March after landlord and landlady Andrew and Llinos Thomas stood down.

But the pub is making a return this month, and will officially re-open on July 20 with a grand opening party to take place on July 25.

In a statement online, the pub's management said: "After months of hard work, we're delighted to announce that The Liverpool Arms, Menai Bridge will officially reopen on Monday 20th July 2026.

"We can't wait to welcome everyone back through our doors and share everything we've been working on.

"To celebrate our first week back, we'll be hosting our Official Grand Opening Party on Saturday 25th July 2026.

"We've got some exciting things planned and will be revealing more details over the coming days, so keep an eye on our page."

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