Historic pub refurbished in 2024. Featuring live sports, pool, and darts.
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T&R Pub Group
No known awards
Pub Facilities
Real Ales
Cocktails
Beer garden
Smoking area
Car park
Disabled access
Disabled facilities
Children welcome
Dogs welcome
Card payments
Function room
Accommodation
Wi-Fi Internet access
Pub Entertainment
Background music
Sports on TV
Pool table
Snooker table
Pub Food
Food served
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The Stocks pub in Ecclesfield has entered a new era with the arrival of its new landlord, Scott Rodgers, who is determined to restore the historic venue to its former glory. After a brief closure in 2023, the pub reopened in November 2024 under new management, and now Scott is taking the helm with ambitious plans to reinvigorate the establishment.
Scott, a familiar face in the local hospitality scene, previously ran Colley WMC in Parson Cross for 11 years before stepping away in 2021. Though he had moved on to work as a PAT tester, the opportunity to manage The Stocks was too good to pass up. "I'd been working behind the bar most of my adult life and I missed the banter with people, I missed having a chat with the locals," Scott said. "I love it here. This is what I do best. It's like I’m back home."
Having built a strong reputation for community involvement at Colley WMC, Scott plans to bring the same energy and commitment to The Stocks. His vision includes a variety of family-friendly events, local entertainment, and fun competitions to make the pub a lively and welcoming space once more.
Some of the planned activities include live music performances from talented local singers, as well as unique games such as Beat The Bully, where participants aim for a bullseye in darts to win prizes, Push the Pumps, a timed pint-pouring contest, and the classic Play Your Cards Right.
Though The Stocks is a wet-led pub, Scott intends to offer light snacks, including sandwiches on Saturdays and roast potatoes on Sundays. Sports fans will be pleased to know that the venue features Sky TV and will broadcast major sporting events, including football and horse racing.
To make The Stocks even more inviting, Scott has introduced a range of drinks promotions. From Monday to Thursday, customers can enjoy 70p off a pint, making a Carling cost just £3.50, John Smiths £3, and Aspall cider £3.50. Other everyday deals include four bottles of Budweiser for £10 and three Jägerbombs for £6.
Scott officially took over on 14th February, and to celebrate his new role, he hosted a welcoming party on Saturday 22nd February. The event featured an 80s DJ, various activities, and a disco and karaoke on Sunday, ensuring a weekend full of entertainment.
For Scott, The Stocks is not just a business - it's a family affair. His wife Lisa and their children, along with their partners, will be lending a hand to create a friendly, community-driven atmosphere.
With Scott's passion and dedication, The Stocks is set to reclaim its reputation as a much-loved hub for locals, offering great drinks, exciting events, and a welcoming environment for all.
The Stocks pub in Ecclesfield has entered a new era with the arrival of its new landlord, Scott Rodgers, who is determined to restore the historic venue to its former glory. After a brief closure in 2023, the pub reopened in November 2024 under new management, and now Scott is taking the helm with ambitious plans to reinvigorate the establishment.
Scott, a familiar face in the local hospitality scene, previously ran Colley WMC in Parson Cross for 11 years before stepping away in 2021. Though he had moved on to work as a PAT tester, the opportunity to manage The Stocks was too good to pass up. "I'd been working behind the bar most of my adult life and I missed the banter with people, I missed having a chat with the locals," Scott said. "I love it here. This is what I do best. It's like I’m back home."
Having built a strong reputation for community involvement at Colley WMC, Scott plans to bring the same energy and commitment to The Stocks. His vision includes a variety of family-friendly events, local entertainment, and fun competitions to make the pub a lively and welcoming space once more.
Some of the planned activities include live music performances from talented local singers, as well as unique games such as Beat The Bully, where participants aim for a bullseye in darts to win prizes, Push the Pumps, a timed pint-pouring contest, and the classic Play Your Cards Right.
Though The Stocks is a wet-led pub, Scott intends to offer light snacks, including sandwiches on Saturdays and roast potatoes on Sundays. Sports fans will be pleased to know that the venue features Sky TV and will broadcast major sporting events, including football and horse racing.
To make The Stocks even more inviting, Scott has introduced a range of drinks promotions. From Monday to Thursday, customers can enjoy 70p off a pint, making a Carling cost just £3.50, John Smiths £3, and Aspall cider £3.50. Other everyday deals include four bottles of Budweiser for £10 and three Jägerbombs for £6.
Scott officially took over on 14th February, and to celebrate his new role, he hosted a welcoming party on Saturday 22nd February. The event featured an 80s DJ, various activities, and a disco and karaoke on Sunday, ensuring a weekend full of entertainment.
For Scott, The Stocks is not just a business - it's a family affair. His wife Lisa and their children, along with their partners, will be lending a hand to create a friendly, community-driven atmosphere.
With Scott's passion and dedication, The Stocks is set to reclaim its reputation as a much-loved hub for locals, offering great drinks, exciting events, and a welcoming environment for all.