The Lamarsh Lion
Welcome to the Lamarsh Lion Community Pub – run by the community for the community.
We look forward to seeing Shareholders and friend to our Community Drinks evening .
6pm onwards on Thursday 24th September
Ian Gibbs (Chairman)
At the moment there are signs on the road up from Bures suggesting road closed. It is closed from Lamarsh Church but not past the Lion so we are accessable as usual from that direction.
Coming from Sudbury the road is closed before you get to the Lion so please use an alternative route.
hopefully this will not go on too long.
New Community Share Offer
What are we trying to achieve?
We are seeking the support of those who wish to invest in and become members of The Lamarsh
Lion Community Pub Limited (LLCP), a Community Benefit Society, and of those existing investors
who wish to increase their shareholding. We run it primarily as a typical village pub and community
hub, for the benefit of the residents of Lamarsh and Alphamstone, and surrounding villages, as well
as for visitors to the area. The LLCP is “a not for profit organisation”.
We aim to settle outstanding debts and pay for much needed
improvements to the facilities, fabric and surroundings of the pub which will make the Lamarsh Lion
an even more attractive venue. Please see the three documents below for full details.
Opening Times
Please note our kitchen is now closed until we appoint the new tenant. Thank you for your continued support as we transition into our new model.
BAR OPEN
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 5 – 10 pm
Thursday: 5- 10 pm
Friday: 5 – 10 pm
Saturday: 12 – 10 pm
Sunday: 12 – 5 pm
(We may close earlier depending on demand)
Every Wednesday – Quiz Night starting at 7:30 pm – booking recommended.
Please see our events page for other regular events as well as one-off events planned at the Lamarsh Lion.
For more information on our other special events, please visit our events page.
The Painters Pub
Please come and support your local community pub
Our Story
A traditional country pub serving cask ales, wines and delicious home cooked meals. Built in the 14th Century, now owned by the local community and located in the idyllic Essex countryside.
Famous for its connections with two iconic painters John Constable and Thomas Gainsborough, giving it the nickname “The Painters’ Pub”
