Prince of Wales pub Norton Lees: Sheffield pub set to re-open next month after 'brief closure for investment'

A popular Sheffield pub is set to re-open next month - after a refurbishment is completed.

The Prince of Wales, on Derbyshire Lane, Norton Lees, has closed temporarily, while a programme of work is carried out at the venue, which is to return as a ‘Craft Union’ pub.

It closed at the end of last week for the work to get underway.

The pub company Stonegate, which runs the venue, has issued a statement confirming the re-opening plans.

It stated: “We are pleased to confirm The Prince of Wales pub in Sheffield will be re-opening on 3rd May following a brief closure for investment.

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“Ensuring the pub is best placed to serve its local community, The Prince of Wales will re-open as part of Craft Union, the fastest growing and market leading operator led model.

“Craft Union thrives as the heartbeat of the local community and is famous for offering a warm and welcoming environment for everyone.”

They added that with a new look, fantastic drinks range, exciting sports calendar and fun-filled entertainment programme, The Prince of Wales was looking to opening its doors to the community again very soon.