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Welcome Page

     


2006

From the Writtle PC

 



2004

History of the Bells

New Bells June Dedication

Writtle Fun Day

2003

Broadband Easter meeting


Writtle Annual Meeting

Writtle Local Elections

 Wear Pond Expansion

New Visitor to Writtle

Broadband
Writtle Update

December 2002
They don't apply to me

Italian Job

Police Presentation

Previous issues


A Lid too Far

On the Buses Update

Village Meeting

Teddy Bears
Aerial Runway

Golden Jubilee Celebrations

Residents Association Meeting



Polo Shirt Offer

 April 2002
The Queen Mother

On the buses in Writtle

 The Hunting debate

 Feb 2002
Lodge Road
Traffic Calming


Fang-id

Feedback results

Police Picture

2001 fete
Cheque Presentation


2001 Archive
 Dec 2001

Christmas Fable

Community Policing Writtle Style

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

Festive Gruel 

 July

Pooper Snooper for Writtle?

Writtle Fete

All Saints Bell Appeal Barndance

Hannibal the Terrapin of Wear Pond


The Great Post Box debate Update 

Election Results

The Wheatsheaf Charity Golf Day Pictures 

 May
Writtle Parish Annual Meeting

The Great Post Box debate

The Green After the Circus

Albania Calling

Election Information

Teddies Galore!

All Saints Bell Appeal

Wheatsheaf Charity Golf Contest







 

Previous Issues
April, May

Dog Poo
and related matters


Road traffic,  
a  problem?


On Writtle pond 

Fuel Prices etc

What is Art? 

What is Philosophy?


The Wheatsheaf Public House
70,The Green
Writtle
Essex
CM1 3DU
+44 (0)1245 420695
e-mail:
tony@wheatsheafph-writtle.co.uk
www.wheatsheafph-writtle.co.uk

The Wheatsheaf Public House (left) is situated in the lovely Essex village of Writtle.   The Wheatsheaf is one of the premier pubs in the village and what it lacks in size it makes up in atmosphere.


Hours of Business:
Monday to Friday 
11.00 am  to 2.30pm
05.00pm to 11.00 pm
Saturday 
11.00 am to 11.00 pm
 Sunday
11.00 am to 10.300 pm


 

Customer information

The Wheatsheaf is a traditional English Pub with possibly the finest Greene King IPA, in the area.
The pub has a regular cliental which ranges from all age groups and professions (builders to Doctors) with a smattering of eccentrics.
An occasional Pub magazine (the Wheatsheet) has been published for a couple of years by some of the regular customers and reflects the variety of the cliental. The Wheatsheet has recently been published on the internet


Tony and Barbera O'Boyle came to the Wheatsheaf (February 1998) hot-foot from the Waggon and Horses in Braintree, a pub which they ran for eight years. Prior to  the  Waggon they had the Ship Inn, at March, Cambridgeshire for five years.

Beverages
The Wheatsheaf is a tied house, part of the family run Gray's group and therefore the beer sold is from Greene King (IPA and Abbot ale) with one guest  draught beer.
Lager from Heineken and Stella Artois, cider from Stowfords and Strongbow together with various bottled beers.
Tea and coffee are always available.
Food
Fresh rolls and sandwiches are available Monday to Fridays at Lunch times.
   

 

 

 
 

Village Links
www.writtlevillage.co.uk     www.writtleringers.org.uk   www.writtle-village.com
www. writtlepc.co.uk   www.wheatsheet.co.uk    www.branchline.org  
 Wheatsheaf Public House