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Merseyside pub could be named as CAMRA's pub of the year

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Exterior view of the Turks Head pub at dusk, with warm yellow lights glowing through the windows of the traditional black-and-white timber-framed building. The pub's brick façade and turret are illuminated against a vivid pink and purple evening sky, with the entrance and pub signage visible from the quiet street outside.

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Merseyside pub The Turks Head shortlisted for CAMRA National Pub of the Year

Overview

The Turks Head in St Helens, Merseyside, has been named as one of the final four contenders for the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) National Pub of the Year award. The 1870s Tudor-style venue reached the final stage following success at the regional level, joining three other finalists from across England.

Key points

  • The Turks Head in St Helens is one of four pubs shortlisted for the CAMRA National Pub of the Year award.
  • The venue dates back to the 1870s and features a rotating line-up of 14 handpulls, real ciders, and an extensive whisky and gin bar.
  • Licensee Daryl Arrowsmith expressed pride in representing St Helens at a national level.
  • The other finalists are the Countryman's Inn in North Yorkshire, The Cockpit in Greater London, and The Tamworth Tap in Staffordshire.
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