Pints are pulled again at popular pub

A POPULAR Manchester pub has re-opened following a significant £360,000 investment by national pub operator Punch Taverns.

The Victoria Inn on Burnage Lane has benefited from a full internal refurbishment, new signage and an upgrade of the beer garden as part of the scheme, which has also created 10 new jobs in the area.

The new-look Victoria was officially re-opened by local MP Jeff Smith, who said: “A good pub can be a real focal point for the local community, so it’s fantastic to see this one getting a new lease of life. I’m sure the Victoria will be a great success.”

Customer service and value for money will be top of the list of priorities at the Victoria, say Punch. There is a strong focus on entertainment, from the provision of TV screens, showing all the major sporting action, to top of the range pool tables and darts areas.

A range of entertainment and team activities, including quiz nights, live bands and charity discos is also on

Behind the bar there is an extensive choice of beers, ciders and wines while a regularly updated programme of special deals ensures customers always get great value for

Openings manager for Punch Samantha Ward said: “Our main priority was to restore the Victoria to its rightful place at the heart of the community, with a clear focus on delivering a great pub experience for local pub-goers.

“We’re confident that customers will be delighted with the refurbishment. It’s a true British pub with a warm welcome, community spirit and a strong offer.”